The Asia-Pacific region stands as a significant theater for technological advancement within industrial sectors. The escalating complexities of Industrial Control Systems (ICS) necessitate robust security measures to safeguard critical infrastructure. As the Information and Communication Technology
The advent of Industrial Control Systems (ICS) has become the crux of global industrialization, propelling sectors into an era of unprecedented efficiency and automation. Yet, this technological leap has been shadowed by a growing menace: cyber threats. By 2031, the impact of cybersecurity on the
The rise of digital technology heralded the Fourth Industrial Revolution, transforming manufacturing with the emergence of smart factories. These advanced production environments prioritize flexibility, efficient use of resources, and improved working conditions. However, their reliance on
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are pivotal to the functioning of our critical infrastructure, managing everything from power distribution to water treatment and transportation. As these systems become more interconnected, the imperative for robust ICS security grows. At the intersection of
The industrial sector has undergone a remarkable transformation over the years, progressively bridging the gap between operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT). Industrial Control Systems (ICS) that manage our vital installations have evolved, integrating sophisticated hardware
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are pivotal for the seamless functioning of critical sectors like manufacturing, energy, and transportation. As these systems bolster efficiency in vital infrastructures, they simultaneously become prime targets for cyberattackers. ICS are complex networks that
