OT Cyber Simulation Exercise – Brussels

In the next two years, it is predicted that cyber attackers will weaponise OT environments to harm or kill humans.

Considering that the number of OT-related cyber attacks more than doubled between 2021 and 2022, organisations must be confident that when an attack occurs their response and recovery is timely, effective, and minimises impacts on health and safety.

With this in mind, join a select group of ISF Members and non-members in-person for an ISF OT Cyber Simulation Exercise in Brussels.

This session will provide an ideal opportunity to collaborate with your industry peers whilst participating in a simulation of a cyber attack on a fictitious manufacturing organisation, followed by a networking lunch.

At the end of this exercise you will be able to:

• evaluate your current level of preparedness to handle an attack on OT, and identify areas for improvement
• understand the perspectives of different roles within an organisation and how they should work together towards a common goal
• apply good practice when running cyber simulation exercises in your enterprise
• be better prepared to manage real-life cyber attacks on OT – improving incident response, internal and external communication, technical capabilities and legal counsel.