OT risk management in Singapore entered a different phase in 2026. In July 2025, Singapore’s government called in military support to respond to a state-sponsored cyberattack on critical infrastructure. The
Digital transformation for OT security is not a single project. It is an ongoing shift in how industrial organizations connect, monitor, and govern their operational environments. And it comes with
OT risk management is the discipline that determines whether an industrial organization can answer with confidence, at any moment. The question that boards, regulators, and auditors are increasingly asking: what
Governance, Risk and Compliance in OT: What They Mean and Why They Matter Compliance in OT is not a legal box-ticking exercise. It is not a spreadsheet submitted to an
I get asked a lot about where to start when designing the protection for your critical infrastructure, and specifically, where Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) sit in terms of prioritization. Here
“What should we be looking out for?” It’s the question I hear most often when discussing the changing OT threat landscape. While I can’t offer a crystal ball and we
The Threat Landscape Didn’t Shift, it Mutated. Let’s stop pretending critical infrastructure is “harder to hit” because it’s industrial. You’re not dealing with opportunistic attackers anymore. You’re up against
“Your plant might be locked down but your suppliers could already be the gateway attackers slipped through.” Many OT teams focus on hardening their own perimeters: segmentation, firmware updates, access
“A cybersecurity breach in operations isn’t just a technical event. It’s a boardroom issue waiting to happen.” The Forgotten Link Between Governance and Risk In the rush to modernize, digitalize,
Why This Choice Matters in 2025 As industrial operations evolve into smart, connected ecosystems powered by automation, data-driven decision-making, and expanded digital perimeters, the decisions security teams make around their