OPSWAT MetaDefender SDK Extends Versa’s SASE Endpoint Capabilities for Zero Trust Enforcement to Reduce Attack Surface Risk.
OPSWAT highlights critical infrastructure cybersecurity and AI-driven protection at GISEC 2025
Saif AlRefai, Solutions Engineering Manager at OPSWAT, discusses cutting-edge cybersecurity technologies, the role of AI in defending against cyber threats, and the UAE’s proactive stance on securing critical infrastructure sectors such as energy, oil, gas, and government at GISEC 2025. AlRefai elaborates on OPSWAT’s zero-trust approach and the integration of AI in OT and IT security to combat the evolving threat landscape.
OPSWAT CEO showcases AI-Powered cybersecurity solutions at GISEC 2025
OPSWAT CEO Benny Czarny discusses the company’s strategic priorities, AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, and a unique training academy focused on protecting critical infrastructure, showcasing their robust platform through live attack simulations.
OPSWAT announces GISEC 2025 participation with a focus on critical infrastructure
Amid the ongoing merger of IT and OT, the critical infrastructure protection specialist pledges new approaches and demos of the latest protection techniques at upcoming event.
OPSWAT establishes office in Saudi Arabia
The company reiterated its growing commitment to the Kingdom’s rapidly expanding cybersecurity market and its alignment with Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation initiatives.
ICS/OT Cybersecurity budgets lag as attacks surge, exposing critical infrastructure risks
New Report from OPSWAT and SANS Institute: ICS/OT Cybersecurity budgets lag as attacks surge, exposing critical infrastructure risks.
OPSWAT acquires Fend to strengthen cyber defenses for critical infrastructure
Acquisition of Fend Incorporated broadens OPSWAT’s end-to-end cybersecurity product offerings in the field of Data Diodes and Unidirectional Gateway Solutions, …
OPSWAT executive predicts his Top 10 cybersecurity trends for 2025
Sertan Selcuk, VP for METAP & CIS, OPSWAT, has provided his 10 cybersecurity trends that the critical infrastructure sector should …
OPSWAT at Black Hat MEA 2024: Leading the way in critical infrastructure security
The key to securing critical infrastructure lies in the ability to adapt and evolve as threats become more sophisticated.
New study finds 80% of organisations experienced an email-related security breach in the last year
Study from Osterman Research and OPSWAT finds low confidence in the ability to prevent email-related threats and an urgent need for improved email security practices in critical infrastructure sectors.