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Traditional IT security tools weren’t built for the physical world. Discover why standard SASE architectures fail industrial networks and how a purpose-built OT SASE platform delivers true Zero-Trust security for your critical building systems.

When the on-site server hosting the Westside Campus Building Management System (BMS) suffered a hardware failure, facility managers lost complete access to the building’s environmental controls. Staff could no longer reload programs, monitor performance, or address routine tenant complaints. Routine tasks dragged on while multiple teams worked to troubleshoot the problem. This single point of failure created operational bottlenecks for the two independent companies operating inside the facility.In this video, we break down a step by step conversational framework to change this dynamic. 

If you manage operational technology (OT) security for smart buildings, facilities, or critical infrastructure, you already know the hard truth: standard Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) buyer guides miss the mark.

A coalition of technology and cybersecurity leaders recently issued an urgent wake-up call to critical infrastructure operators. In an open letter titled “A call for collective action on cyber defense,” OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, Microsoft, and over 100 industry signatories warned that organizations have a narrow window to prepare for widespread, AI-enabled cyberattacks.

A Unified Approach to Edge-to-Cloud Connectivity and OT/IoT Security

Today’s buildings are deeply integrated with cloud platforms, external APIs, and a whole host of vendor managed services. Systems are constantly working, pulling energy analytics, running fault detention algorithms, automated operations etc. The entire ecosystem extends way beyond the traditional self-contained building network. In a lot of ways it’s like managing complex distributed application platforms that just happen to have physical walls.