Navigating the New 2026 US Government Interagency Guidance
Navigating the New 2026 US Government Interagency Guidance: Adapting Zero Trust for OT with Xage Security All BlogsGovernment CybersecurityZero Trust
May 5, 2026

Navigating the New 2026 US Government Interagency Guidance: Adapting Zero Trust for OT with Xage Security

For years, operational technology (OT) practitioners have faced a difficult dilemma: how do you implement Zero Trust in environments where availability, safety, and legacy equipment must come first? As operational…
2026 Industrial Cybersecurity Buyers Guide
The 2026 Industrial Cybersecurity Buyers’ Guide: Why Operational Resilience is the New Standard All BlogsCyber NewsIndustrial Cybersecurity
April 23, 2026

The 2026 Industrial Cybersecurity Buyers’ Guide: Why Operational Resilience is the New Standard

Industrial cybersecurity hasn’t experienced a single, overnight watershed moment—instead, it’s undergoing a quiet but massive evolution. Security is no longer a peripheral, bolt-on function. Today, it is fundamentally tied to…
Why OT Regulations Demand Segmentation
Why OT Regulations Demand Segmentation—and Why Zero Trust Is the Best Way to Achieve It All BlogsCritical InfrastructureCyber-Physical Systems ProtectionIdentity-Based SecurityIndustrial CybersecurityProducts and FeaturesZero Trust
April 22, 2026

Why OT Regulations Demand Segmentation—and Why Zero Trust Is the Best Way to Achieve It

Operational technology (OT) environments are under increasing regulatory pressure. Requirements across energy, manufacturing, transportation, and other critical infrastructure sectors consistently point to one core expectation: networks must be segmented to…
Segmentation vs. Firewalls in OT
OT Segmentation vs Firewalls: Why Zero Trust Is More Effective All BlogsCritical InfrastructureCyber-Physical Systems ProtectionIdentity-Based SecurityIndustrial CybersecurityProducts and FeaturesZero Trust
April 16, 2026

OT Segmentation vs Firewalls: Why Zero Trust Is More Effective

Most industrial environments are still relatively flat, but should be designed around a zoned architecture. Frameworks like the Purdue Model and standards such as IEC 62443 define how this segmentation…