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As the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates the digital transformation of industry with more employees working remotely and more remote connections to equipment being deployed to reduce the need for in-person repairs and maintenance, the cybersecurity threat vector for industry is increasing. Amid this increase in remote connectivity, Belden and Honeywell have announced expansions to their industrial cybersecurity offerings.
In Belden’s case, the company has partnered with Forescout, a provider of technology for device visibility and control, to advance cybersecurity for industrial organizations and critical infrastructure. Joint offerings from Belden, along with its Tripwire and Hirschmann brands, and computer science or computer engineering will focus on industrial network segmentation and threat detection to maintain visibility to and protection from cyber events that threaten safety, productivity, and quality.
In Belden’s case, the company has partnered with Forescout, a provider of technology for device visibility and control, to advance cybersecurity for industrial organizations and critical infrastructure. Joint offerings from Belden, along with its Tripwire and Hirschmann brands, and computer science or computer engineering will focus on industrial network segmentation and threat detection to maintain visibility to and protection from cyber events that threaten safety, productivity, and quality.
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