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Copia Automation Joins OT Cybersecurity Coalition to Address Recovery Gap

Copia Automation Joins OT Cybersecurity Coalition to Address Recovery Gap

First seen 14 Sep 2026, 13:20 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 14, 2026 at 15:19 UTC
  • Copia Automation joins OTCC to enhance critical infrastructure resilience.
  • Focus on closing the 'recovery gap' between incident detection and restoration.
  • Collaboration among industry peers is essential for effective cybersecurity.

Copia Automation has joined the Operational Technology Cybersecurity Coalition (OTCC) to enhance resilience in critical infrastructure through improved backup and recovery solutions. The company focuses on closing the 'recovery gap'—the period between incident detection and full operational restoration. Their offerings include automated, versioned backups of PLC and controller code, ensuring operators can quickly revert to a verified last known good state. This initiative comes as adversaries increasingly target critical infrastructure, underscoring the need for effective recovery strategies. Both Copia and OTCC emphasize the importance of collaboration among industry peers to secure these vital systems. The coalition aims to advance public policy that supports the resilience and security of operational technology systems. The articles highlight the growing recognition of recovery as a crucial aspect of cybersecurity, moving beyond just prevention and detection.

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2026-09-11
Copia Automation joins OTCC
Copia Automation announced its membership in the OT Cybersecurity Coalition, focusing on backup and recovery solutions.
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2026-09-14
Copia Automation's capabilities detailed
Copia's automated backup solutions and version control for PLC and controller code are highlighted as critical for restoring operations.
Article 1
2026-09-14
OTCC emphasizes recovery importance
OTCC's executive director noted the need for a focus on recovery in OT security discussions, stating it is crucial for incident outcomes.
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