Organizations spend billions annually on technology to ensure visibility, control, and security over servers, workstations, firewalls, and other IT assets. But data that powers the most costly, critical, and longest-lived defense assets goes largely uncaptured and unknown. Shouldn’t you have at least the same observability into a $100M weapon system as you do for a $500 laptop?
Planes, tanks, and other weapon systems are composed of thousands of digital components, each emitting valuable data that can be collected and transformed into useful intelligence. In this presentation, learn how to enable crew, maintainer, and CPT observability of key weapon system cyber terrain.
Join us for a luncheon where attendees will learn:
- What happens when organizations don’t have the right level of visibility into onboard operational technology networks
- Why achieving observability into these networks is so difficult
- Techniques for gaining proper visibility and observability into these systems
- About use cases and case studies
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