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Home - Articles - Industrial Internet Consortium Releases The Endpoint Security Best Practices White Paper
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Industrial Internet Consortium Releases The Endpoint Security Best Practices White Paper

Andrea CarcanoBy Andrea CarcanoMarch 14, 2018Updated:December 30, 20211 Min Read
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The Industrial Internet Consortium, the world’s leading organization transforming business and society by accelerating the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), announced the publication of the Endpoint Security Best Practiceswhite paper. It is a concise document that equipment manufacturers, critical infrastructure operators, integrators and others can reference to implement the countermeasures and controls they need to ensure the safety, security and reliability of IoT endpoint devices. Andrea Carcano, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Nozomi Networks commented below.

Andrea Carcano, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Nozomi Networks:

“As a leader in the fight to protect critical infrastructure from cyberattacks, Nozomi Networks knows just how real the threat is to industrial networks around the world. Effective cybersecurity is critical to the long-term safety of the industrial internet.

As a member, we support the IIC’s work and are glad to see them expand their guidance beyond their Industrial Internet Security Framework to provide specific, practical recommendation for end points by security level. This includes real-time and continuous monitoring for end-points, and effective policy and activity dashboards that can deliver much needed visibility and control.”

Andrea Carcano

Co-founder and CPO

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