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OT Networks and Cybersecurity in Plain Language

OT Networks and Cybersecurity in Plain Language

Virtual
Wednesday, February 24, 2027 to Wednesday, February 24, 2027

This webinar will explore how OT systems differ from IT and why that matters for cybersecurity in mill environments. Attendees will learn practical ways to protect mill control systems through segmentation, access control, monitoring, patching, and backups—while minimizing disruption to production, visibility, and safe operations.

Wednesday, February 24, 2027

11:30am - 12:30pm ET

This webinar will explore how OT systems differ from IT and why that matters for cybersecurity in mill environments. Attendees will learn practical ways to protect mill control systems through segmentation, access control, monitoring, patching, and backups—while minimizing disruption to production, visibility, and safe operations.Three takeaways from this webinar:

  1. How OT systems and networks differ from IT—and why those differences change cybersecurity priorities. 
  2. How network segmentation, access control, monitoring, patching, and backups protect mill control systems. 
  3. How to reduce cyber risk without disrupting process visibility, production, or safe mill operation.

 

 

 

Amanda Sans, Senior Project Manager, Andritz

Amanda Sans is a Project Engineer with ANDRITZ, where she works on industrial automation and control system projects for the pulp and paper industry. Her experience includes control system modernization, project execution, commissioning support, and helping bridge the gap between technical specialists and end users. 

As a co-author of OT Networks and Cybersecurity in Plain Language, Amanda focuses on translating complex concepts into practical, accessible information for engineers, operators, and project teams.

 

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