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In an era where identities have become the primary attack vector for cybercriminals, organizations face constant threats targeting user credentials and identity infrastructure. Systems such as Active Directory and cloud identity platforms like Microsoft Entra ID are frequent targets, and a single compromised identity can lead to widespread breaches, privilege escalation, and costly downtime. This

In today’s digital landscape, every organization faces the risk of a “boom,” a disruptive IT incident caused by cyberattacks, human error, system failures, or misconfigurations. These events can compromise critical systems and bring business operations to a halt. This eBook introduces the BOOM Model, a practical framework for building true cyber resilience by combining two

Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent, more sophisticated, and more damaging. Identity systems such as Active Directory have become prime targets for attackers seeking persistent access and control. Simply detecting and responding after an attack is no longer enough. Organizations need the ability to stop attacks as they happen to prevent disruption and damage. This white

OT security is entering a defining moment. Industrial systems that once ran in isolation are now deeply connected—to cloud platforms, IIoT devices, remote maintenance tools, and enterprise IT. The result? The traditional “air gap” is gone, cyber incidents are rising fast, and many organisations are operating blind inside networks built decades before cybersecurity mattered. In Securing

In order to maintain a competitive edge, companies need to provide large amounts of product information across online stores, marketplaces, catalogues and other sales channels in a timely and accurate manner. Incomplete or incorrect data can lead to delays, additional work and inconsistencies in product presentation. Consequently, industries such as manufacturing, retail, and e-commerce are

In today’s business landscape, companies need to provide large amounts of product information across online stores, marketplaces, catalogues, and other sales channels in a timely and accurate manner. Incomplete or incorrect data leads to delays, additional work and inconsistent product presentations. This is why industries such as manufacturing, retail and e-commerce are increasingly turning to

The seventh annual Fortinet State of Operational Technology and Cybersecurity Report is based on a global survey of more than 550 OT professionals. In 2025, the security maturity of OT is improving and although risks continue to escalate, those organizations that invest in cybersecurity are seeing positive results.

Attacks on OT systems pose a growing risk to industrial operations, critical infrastructure, and human safety. As digital transformation accelerates and the gap between IT and OT environments continues to narrow, legacy systems are increasingly exposed to sophisticated cyber threats. In response, governments and organizations are strengthening cybersecurity regulations and investing in resilience to better

As digitization accelerates and IT/OT convergence reshapes critical infrastructure, organizations face an urgent need for deeper visibility, stronger control, and resilient security across their OT environments. Yet, despite increased awareness, OT cybersecurity maturity remains inconsistent—leaving many energy and high-value manufacturing organizations exposed to evolving threats and regulatory pressure. The Fortinet & Capgemini Whitepaper explores how

Accelerated market dynamics, geopolitical uncertainties, and rising costs are key business concernsfor organizations in industrial operations, manufacturing, and logisticstoday. Moreover, in order to avoid the negative impacts of operational failures or shut-downs,such as penalties for order non-fulfilment, costly repairs, or health and safety incidents, ensuring operational resilience has become a key priority for organizations. The