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Armis: To Catch a Hacker
The Armis to catch a hacker lab will walk users through a realistic exercise based upon real-life incidents with with sophisticated Advanced Persistent Threat (APTs) Actors. These threat actors will move laterally across the network and exploit common visibility gaps to reach their target objectives. This lab will show users how Armis can be leveraged to see this movement.
Introduction to IT/OT
Get an introduction to operational technology and the various components and systems, including the Internet of Things (IoT).
MITRE ATT&CK vs. Cybersecurity Kill Chain: A Simple Breakdown
In the third installment of the "Grizzled CyberVet: Practical Cybersecurity" collection, we compare and contrast the Cybersecurity Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
Cyber Range - CH3M1C41_SP1LL
CH3M1C41_SP1LL (Chemical Spill) is a Red-Team Capture the Flag (CTF) game where you will be the attacker within an Operational Technology (OT) network. You will need to use diverse red-team skills such as network discovery, web application attacks, and password cracking and combine them with OT knowledge to shut down the production of a chemical.
Armis Foundation Lab
Armis foundation lab will teach users how to leverage the Armis console to view complete asset visibility across a multitude of environments including On-premise, virtual, cloud, and wireless. It will aslo explore a range of devices and categories seen within the console, starting from a high-level category overview, and then drilling down further to see the device enrichment that is populated for each device. Then, inspecting a device example will show users the wealth of data that Armis can provide for each asset and the activity associated with each one. Users will then experience the simplicity of device enrichment and management that Armis can accomplish passively and without the use of agents.
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In Defense of Point Solutions: Why Specialized Cybersecurity Tools Shine
This second article in the 5-part series highlights the advantages of point solutions. It explains how these specialized tools deliver best-in-class protection, adapt quickly to specific challenges and provide focused ROI. Despite potential complexity, point solutions excel at addressing targeted security needs, making them a smart choice for businesses seeking precision and flexibility.
Cybersecurity Platforms vs. Point Solutions: Swiss Army Knives or Precision Tools?
This first article in a 5-part series explores the difference between cybersecurity platforms and point solutions. It explains how platforms offer unified, scalable protection while point solutions deliver specialized, best-in-class capabilities. Using simple analogies, it shows how these approaches tackle complex business challenges, setting the stage for deeper dives in upcoming articles.
MITRE ATT&CK vs. Cybersecurity Kill Chain: A Simple Breakdown
In the third installment of the "Grizzled CyberVet: Practical Cybersecurity" collection, we compare and contrast the Cybersecurity Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK Framework.
Armis Foundation Lab
Armis foundation lab will teach users how to leverage the Armis console to view complete asset visibility across a multitude of environments including On-premise, virtual, cloud, and wireless. It will aslo explore a range of devices and categories seen within the console, starting from a high-level category overview, and then drilling down further to see the device enrichment that is populated for each device. Then, inspecting a device example will show users the wealth of data that Armis can provide for each asset and the activity associated with each one. Users will then experience the simplicity of device enrichment and management that Armis can accomplish passively and without the use of agents.
Partner POV | Armis Centrixâ„¢ for VIPR Pro Demo Video
Go beyond Vulnerability Management. Find risk, prioritize response, identify the owner, and operationalize the remediation lifecycle.
Partner POV | Armis Centrixâ„¢ for VIPR PRO-Prioritization and Remediation
Next-gen Approach to Close the Gap Between Finding and Fixing Risk
Nozomi Guardian Industrial Control System Security Demo
Nozomi Guardianâ„¢ is monitoring a virtual chemical manufacturing process environment on a flat network. The environment contains a virtual plant (1 HMI, 1 PLC, 6 I/Os), and an instance of Nozomi Guardian. This lab enables a user to familiarize and test Guardian's ability to passively discover hosts, map networks, baseline traffic and issue alerts on a simulated OT environment.
Introduction to IT/OT
Get an introduction to operational technology and the various components and systems, including the Internet of Things (IoT).
Partner POV | Armis Revolutionizes Security Findings Prioritization and Remediation With Silk Security Acquisition
Armis has acquired Silk Security for $150M, enhancing its AI-driven platform to offer comprehensive and streamlined cybersecurity solutions for managing and remediating threats across all digital assets.
Partner POV | Armis Advances with Pre-Attack Threat Detection and Vulnerability Remediation
Armis Centrixâ„¢ Platform, allows customers to customize the solution to their unique OT requirements. Learn more about how Armis plans to advance Armis Centrixâ„¢ Platform.
Armis OT Security Lab
Armis OT Security lab will teach users how to explore a range of OT devices and categories seen within the console, starting from a high-level category overview to the Purdue level. Then users will explore how to leverage Armis Query Language to perform investigations. You will also see some of the security capabilities that the Armis platform provides the the Armis Knowledge Base and the Armis Vulnerability Management (AVM).
Claroty Industrial Control System Security Demo
Claroty is monitoring a virtual chemical manufacturing process environment and a simulated substation on a flat network. The environment contains a virtual plant using the MODBUS communications protocol (1 HMI, 1 PLC, 6 I/Os), a virtual substation using the IEC 104 communications protocol (1 HMI, 4 RTUs), and an instance of Claroty. This lab enables a user to familiarize and test Claroty's ability to passively discover hosts, map networks, baseline traffic and issue alerts on a simulated OT environment.
Securing Today's Always-On, Always-Connected Manufacturing Environments | Experts
A wave of connected devices and the coming of age for new technologies like AI has created a dramatically broader and constantly evolving threat landscape for manufacturing organizations. And the gap between securing IT and OT environments is only complicating matters.
Join WWT Senior Security Practice Manager Rob Toscano as he discusses practical steps security leaders in the manufacturing space can take today to create a more secure operations amidst today's heavy-hitting threat economy. Rob also talks about how security teams can implement these tactics without causing disruption to operations and how to balance cyber risk with AI opportunity.
Partner POV | What Does TLStorm Mean for Medical Device Security in Healthcare
Discover how Armis identifies and prevents security risks in medical devices, ensuring resilient protection against potential vulnerabilities.
IT Reimagined, a Way Forward for Operational Technology
In working with the largest, widespread manufacturers in the world, we've reimagined the IT infrastructure to support and sustain the OT side of the business, now and well into the future. Let's dive deep into the new way manufacturers are doing things.
Armis: To Catch a Hacker
The Armis to catch a hacker lab will walk users through a realistic exercise based upon real-life incidents with with sophisticated Advanced Persistent Threat (APTs) Actors. These threat actors will move laterally across the network and exploit common visibility gaps to reach their target objectives. This lab will show users how Armis can be leveraged to see this movement.
The WWT Industry Solution Center (WISC), an Introduction
The WWT Industry Solution Center (WISC) is a state-of-the-art facility within WWT's ATC that simulates industrial technology environments to demonstrate the possible ways to digitize, monitor and secure the architecture and its control systems.
Partner POV | How to Prevent Supply Chain Cyber Attacks
Supply chain cyber attacks manipulate vulnerable elements, posing risks across industries.
Top-tier Pharma Achieves OT Cybersecurity Across Plants Globally
WWT deployed a global OT cybersecurity solution for a top-tier pharmaceutical company. Our efforts achieved visibility of IT and operational technology (OT) assets, plus vulnerability detection across plants globally.
Cyber Range - CH3M1C41_SP1LL
CH3M1C41_SP1LL (Chemical Spill) is a Red-Team Capture the Flag (CTF) game where you will be the attacker within an Operational Technology (OT) network. You will need to use diverse red-team skills such as network discovery, web application attacks, and password cracking and combine them with OT knowledge to shut down the production of a chemical.