it ot convergence

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IT/OT convergence refers to the integration of information technology (IT) systems with operational technology (OT) used in industrial environments like manufacturing plants. This convergence exposes legacy OT systems, such as PLCs and SCADA, to cybersecurity risks because they were not designed for modern connected networks. Discussions on WindowsForum highlight the need to secure OT while respecting its priorities of availability, safety, and long life cycles. Recent developments include partnerships like Dragos and Microsoft, which bring OT security into Azure and Microsoft Sentinel, enabling unified IT and OT detection and response workflows. These topics are relevant for professionals managing industrial cybersecurity in converged environments.
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    Legacy OT Cybersecurity: Securing PLCs, SCADA, and Long-Lived Plants

    Legacy operational technology is no longer a quiet liability tucked away on the factory floor; it has become one of manufacturing’s most persistent cybersecurity blind spots. As ESET frames it, the problem is not that old machines are inherently broken, but that decades-old OT increasingly sits...
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    Dragos and Microsoft Unite OT Security on Azure and Sentinel

    Dragos’s expanded collaboration with Microsoft marks a significant step toward bringing purpose-built operational technology (OT) security into mainstream enterprise cloud and security operations: the Dragos Platform will run on Microsoft Azure, push OT-specific telemetry and asset context into...
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