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We’ll likely never know if Joseph Popp was wrestling with whether he should go big or go home before he launched the first-ever ransomware attack in 1989, but the world would’ve been better off if he’d done the latter.

New concerns about cyber threats against OT systems have resulted in the C-suite and traditional security leaders taking over cybersecurity decision-making. Here are three actions you can take to keep their OT environments secure and earn their trust.

Your clients need an OT Security Hero to protect their converged OT/IT networks. Put on your cape and get ready to learn.

Hone your skills and capitalize on new opportunities to provide operational technology security solutions to your clients. 

Good things come in threes—movie franchises, acts in plays, courses at dinner, primary colors, states of matter, etc. And we can add that list remote workers, which tend to come in three groupable varieties:

With the convergence of OT and IT infrastructures, new and more destructive cyber threats can target previously air-gapped OT environments. Fortinet's 2023 State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report uncovered four global trends that can help inform your OT cybersecurity strategy. 

Nobody “gets” the risks and rewards of cloud migration like MSSPs. As your clients move compute to Amazon Web Services (AWS), they reap significant benefits.

Build your skills and collaborate with Fortinet's top security leaders to solve your toughest cybersecurity challenges. 

More than 80 percent of breaches involving attacks against web applications are due to stolen credentials. Minimize your client's risk by sunsetting their inactive and non-maintained email accounts. 

For CEOs, CIOs and security experts, pandemic disasters came in two destructive waves. The first wave—the Covid-19 wave of literal life and death and resulting economic mayhem—was shared with everyone else.