Artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming operational technology (OT) security by shifting the focus from reactive alerts to actionable insights that strengthen industrial resilience and efficiency.
OT environments—such as those in manufacturing, energy, and utilities—were historically designed for reliability, not security. As they become interconnected with IT networks, they face a surge of cyber vulnerabilities and overwhelming alert volumes. Analysts often struggle to distinguish critical threats from noise, leading to alert fatigue and delayed responses.
AI’s role in contextual intelligence
The adoption of AI is helping bridge this gap. According to Radiflow’s CEO Ilan Barda, the key lies in teaching AI to understand industrial context—assessing the relevance and priority of alerts within specific environments.
Radiflow’s new Radiflow360 platform, launched at the IT-SA Expo, integrates AI-powere
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