Datacenter OT Cybersecurity – Research Overview Threat actors have increasingly shifted to data center OT infrastructure such as cooling and power systems. These are critical to keeping servers running yet they have been air-gapped and not designed with robust security for increasing OT data extraction and analysis. This paper reviews what research organizations have learned recently about threats and best practices.
A Wake-Up Call for Building HVAC Security In May 2025, Mitsubishi Electric disclosed a critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-3699) in its commercial HVAC systems, scoring 9.8 on the CVSS scale, the highest possible rating for severity.
Cyber Insurance Readiness With ransomware, supply chain breaches, and remote access abuse targeting physical systems, insurance providers now expect more than basic perimeter defenses or companies risk losing coverage.
What SASE Means for Building OT Security According to VentureBeat, CISOs are shifting toward single-vendor SASE solutions to tackle IT security complexity: organizations currently use an average of 83 security tools from 29 vendors—leading to blind spots, misconfigurations, and high operational costs
FAQs – Zero-Trust Remote Access Neeve’s Secure Edge platform delivers three foundational blocks of functionality: Zero-Trust Remote Access to OT, Zero-Trust Cloud Access for OT, and Secure Edge Compute. Each is superior, and together they represent the best in the OT industry. Explore our FAQs to understand how that is true.
Defending Operational Technology from Threat of Agentic AI-Based Adversaries Industrial and critical infrastructure sectors face a new wave of cybersecurity risk. Autonomous, agentic AI-based adversaries can probe, learn, and compromise Operational Technology (OT) environments with unprecedented speed and creativity.