Industrialcyber.Co DeNexus Joins ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance to Enhance OT Security
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- •DeNexus joins the ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance to enhance OT cybersecurity.
- •The partnership focuses on the ISA/IEC 62443 standards for risk assessment and mitigation.
- •CEO Jose M. Seara emphasizes the need for quantifying industrial cyber risk.
DeNexus has officially joined the ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance (ISAGCA), emphasizing its commitment to improving operational technology (OT) cybersecurity through the ISA/IEC 62443 standards. This collaboration aims to enhance cybersecurity education, knowledge sharing, and industry cooperation. DeNexus provides evidence-based solutions that help industrial stakeholders assess their cyber exposure and prioritize risk mitigation. CEO Jose M. Seara highlighted the importance of quantifying industrial cyber risk for boards and investors, stating that ISA/IEC 62443 offers a common standard for assessing OT security. The partnership will allow DeNexus to work with global industry leaders to promote the adoption of these standards. Michelle Ritterskamp, ISAGCA program coordinator, expressed enthusiasm for DeNexus's technical expertise and commitment to the alliance. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the implementation of the ISA/IEC 62443 framework across the OT lifecycle.
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