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Cybersecurity Risk Assessments

Understand plant to cloud risks to strengthen your security posture.
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What’s an acceptable level of risk? Each organization may have a unique answer, yet all risk tolerance decisions share the need for clear understanding of factors specific to each organization.

That’s where a professional cyber risk assessment comes in. An effective cyber risk assessment analyzes environmental and operational factors such as infrastructure age and stage, financial and staff resources, downtime costs, impacts to customers or public safety of a breach, cybersecurity attack trends and existing protections. When your true position is known, an appropriate risk posture decision can be made.


Industrial Security Risks are Changing. Are you Protected?

The value of an industrial cybersecurity risk assessment

Transforming enterprises alongside growing cyber threats create complex new risks for industrial organizations. Holistic security must take an enterprise-wide view, plant to cloud, and encompassing every individual endpoint or device.

To understand your organization’s true risk posture, start with a professional cyber risk assessment. This step enables more accurate risk-based resourcing decisions, as well as appropriate and effective cybersecurity program design.

With our deep industrial and cybersecurity expertise, Rockwell Automation can help determine your specific cybersecurity gaps and exposures, build in the latest insights regarding threats and potential operational impacts from various breach scenarios, and provide a clear framework for applying effective controls that meet your budget. Optional managed services options can then maintain your security improvements for ongoing risk reduction.

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Understand Your Risks and Vulnerabilities
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Understand Your Risks and Vulnerabilities

A risk assessment is the starting point for any security program. It helps you identify and prioritize security risks and paves the way for achieving an acceptable risk posture.

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How to Perform a Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

Assess risk and take action before an attack, not after

Reducing risk is a decision about protecting workers, customers, and operations – and by extension, your hard-earned brand and reputation.

Attacks that stop customer delivery, incidents from tainted materials or product recalls, customer data breaches and worker injuries all have immediate consequences. In the end, they can define your company and negatively influence public perception.

Risk management should be focused on the root causes - where problems originate. That might be inadequate cybersecurity controls, or equipment past obsolescence, or other underlying cause. Knowing how and where to apply risk reduction steps by undertaking a professional cyber risk assessment lets you uncover risks and root causes specific to your environment, paving the way for remediation and for safe, secure operations.

Read more about the root causes of risk in industrial organizations


What is a Cybersecurity Risk Assessment?

Risk assessments lay the foundation for successful IT/OT convergence

Today’s manufacturers are under increasing pressure to modernize outdated processes, which means more digitization and connected devices. With this connectivity, comes increased risk. Identifying your current cyber gaps can help your organization understand where investments should be made and the highest priorities for successful IT/OT convergence.

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