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Your manufacturing plant doesn’t need a hacker to go down. It just needs bad data.

In OT, the attack point isn’t always “send a shutdown command” anymore. It’s injecting false data into the models that decide to shut you down.

Before COVID, “we’re air gapped” was at least kind of true in a lot of facilities. Post-COVID, remote access, quick fixes, and rogue Wi-Fi repeaters quietly put a lot of critical systems on the internet (sometimes without anyone realizing it)

In this short from the Zeroed-In podcast, Marvin Tansley (Thing-Zero) and Aaron Pfeifer (Atlas OT) break down:
• Why “we’re not on the internet” is probably a dangerous assumption
• Real examples of exposed PLCs and emailed IP spreadsheets
• How to democratize OT data securely with read-only, one-way paths
• Using models and large language models (LLMs) to spot patterns and optimize safely

If you’re still betting on an “air gap,” this is your wake-up call.