The convergence of Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) is reshaping industrial environments. By linking production systems with business platforms, cloud infrastructures, and analytics tools, organizations can enhance operational performance, streamline maintenance, and speed up decision-making.
However, this evolution also broadens the attack surface and exposes industrial systems to cybersecurity threats that traditional IT security methods were not built to handle.
In many recent incidents, attacks do not initially target industrial systems. They typically originate in IT environments — through phishing, remote access exploitation, or unpatched vulnerabilities — before moving into OT systems, where consequences can be severe.
In industrial environments, these incidents can result in:
• Production downtime
• Operational disruptions
• Significant financial losses
• Safety risks for employees and infrastructure
Building an effective cybersecurity strategy in these environments requires a tailored approach — one that accounts for operational constraints, system availability, and cyber risk management.
Join us to discover practical strategies for tackling these challenges without interrupting operations.
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Why attend this webinar
- Gain a clearer understanding of the risks linked to IT/OT convergence and how cyberattacks can spread from IT systems into industrial environments
- Identify the blind spots of OT cybersecurity, including limited asset visibility, network segmentation challenges, and access management gaps
- Discover practical approaches to strengthen threat detection and monitoring across connected industrial infrastructures
- Learn how to build incident response strategies tailored to production environments while safeguarding operational continuity
- Explore ways to align IT, OT, and cybersecurity teams to more effectively manage risks in increasingly interconnected environments
Agenda
Our Blair and StreamScan experts will spend one hour with you demystifying the reality of IT/OT convergence and what it means in practice for securing your operations.
Understanding the risks of IT/OT convergence
• How attacks originate in IT environments and reach OT systems
• Why industrial infrastructures have become preferred targets
• Operational and financial impacts of OT incidents
Identifying blind spots in industrial cybersecurity
• Limited visibility over OT assets
• Poorly segmented industrial networks
• Uncontrolled remote access
• Challenges related to industrial protocols
Improving monitoring across industrial environments
• Behavior and anomaly-based detection
• Monitoring compatible with industrial protocols
• Increased visibility into system flows and dependencies
Structuring incident response for OT environments
• Effective coordination between IT, OT, and security teams
• Containment decisions that support operational continuity
• Response plans adapted to production environments
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Experts :
Roger Ouellet
Director of Security Practice
NOVIPRO
Francis Pilon
Account Director
StreamScan
Karim Ganame, PhD, GCIH, GCIA, CISSP
Head of Cybersecurity | CMMC Expert
StreamScan
About StreamScan
StreamScan helps manufacturing companies and organizations in the aerospace, defense, and critical infrastructure sectors protect themselves against cyberattacks.
The company provides advanced threat detection, continuous monitoring, and incident response solutions tailored to industrial environments.
StreamScan also supports organizations in achieving compliance with CMMC and NIST 800-171 frameworks, helping them secure operations and maintain access to strategic markets.
