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    News Vendors RSA 2025: Rockwell launches Security Monitoring and Response Service to boost OT cybersecurity April 28, 2025 Rockwell Automation announced on Monday its Security Monitoring and Response service, which is purpose-built to deliver continuous, real-time monitoring of operational technology (OT) environments. Security Monitoring and Response seamlessly integrates into existing architecture to help industrial organizations stay ahead of cyber threats and build resilient operations. Securing OT environments is getting more complex due to increasing industrial cybersecurity incidents, vulnerabilities and talent shortages. The recent State of Smart Manufacturing report found cybersecurity risks and a shortage of skilled workers were both among the top 5 external obstacles for critical manufacturing. “As cyber risk continues to increase, manufacturers need constant vigilance and the right expertise to stay ahead of evolving threats. But they often lack the resources to do so,” said Nick Creath, cybersecurity services lead product manager at Rockwell Automation. “Security Monitoring and Response provides the visibility, intelligence and rapid action required to safeguard industrial environments through 24/7 continuous monitoring, real-time threat detection and expert-led response. As a trusted partner, Rockwell is an extension of its customers’ teams, helping bridge skills gaps while enhancing their security posture.” Enabled by the Rockwell Automation OT Security Operations Center (SOC), the new offering addresses security risks, resource gaps and operational inefficiencies with its dedicated team of experienced OT cybersecurity analysts.  Key capabilities of Security Monitoring and Response include: Continuous monitoring and advanced threat detection: 24/7 real-time monitoring of OT environments provides continuous surveillance and rapid detection of potential threats. Rockwell OT cybersecurity analysts use advanced analytics to prioritize and investigate alerts, transforming raw data into actionable insights. Rapid response and remediation: Knowledgeable guidance and proven strategies support rapid response in the event of a security incident. OT SOC analysts provide step-by-step support to help manage incidents efficiently and reduce operational impacts. Comprehensive reporting and scalability: Comprehensive monthly executive summaries and quarterly business reviews keep stakeholders informed and engaged. The modular and scalable solutions are tailored to help meet the unique needs of each customer to deliver flexibility and growth. Through early detection and mitigation of threats, Security Monitoring and Response can help reduce disruption, downtime and potential financial losses, improving operational efficiency by automating day-to-day security tasks. The service also helps teams make data-driven decisions with real-time visibility into security posture and bridges skills gap challenges through its dedicated security team, allowing manufacturers to focus on critical business priorities while keeping their operations actively monitored and resilient. Industrial Cyber News Desk Industrial Cyber News Desk Error, group does not exist! Check your syntax! (ID: 20) Error, group does not exist! Check your syntax! (ID: 20) Related Privilege-escalation flaws in Phoenix Contact PLCnext controllers could enable attackers to gain root access HSCC publishes AI Cyber Governance guide to help healthcare providers manage emerging AI threats DHS opens public comment period as CISA begins review of state and local cybersecurity grant program Asimily rolls out Segmentation Orchestration to automate network policy enforcement for connected devices Xage integrates with NVIDIA DOCA security to deliver visibility, governance, and control across agentic AI environments Dragos acquires Phosphorus to expand cybersecurity protection across the xOT environment The Gentlemen ransomware combines advanced encryption with self-propagation, targeting critical sectors ENISA NIS360 report finds cybersecurity maturity rising across critical sectors, but progress remains uneven Gambit links Iran-linked Black Shadow group to destructive cyber campaign targeting US, Middle East organizations Darktrace identifies rising cyber exposure tied to AI-driven manufacturing operations
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