Kaspersky Launches ICS Security Assessment Service
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- •Kaspersky's new service focuses on ICS and OT vulnerabilities.
- •The assessments utilize the Purdue Reference Model for risk prioritization.
- •Executive summaries and technical reports bridge communication for stakeholders.
Kaspersky has introduced a comprehensive ICS security assessment service aimed at identifying vulnerabilities in industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT). The service evaluates configurations, access paths, and vulnerabilities while ensuring operational continuity. Utilizing the Purdue Reference Model, the assessments help organizations prioritize risks and develop targeted mitigation strategies. Each assessment provides an executive summary for leadership and a technical report for engineers, facilitating communication between strategy and execution. This initiative is part of Kaspersky's ongoing efforts to enhance cybersecurity in industrial environments.
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2026-10-20
Kaspersky announces ICS security assessment service
Kaspersky launched a new service to assess vulnerabilities in ICS and OT, ensuring operational continuity while identifying risks.
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What does the ICS security assessment include?
The assessment includes evaluating configurations, access paths, and mapping vulnerabilities in ICS and OT.
How does the Purdue Reference Model apply?
It helps identify and assess attack vectors across IT and OT, guiding risk prioritization.
What reports are provided after the assessment?
Each assessment delivers an executive summary for leadership and a technical report for engineers.
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