Cybersecurity
is a team sport.

In this era of accelerating cybersecurity threats facing key parts of the nation’s economy, it is more important now than ever before that a range of interoperable, standards-based cybersecurity solutions be available to organizations that need to defend themselves from these growing and persistent threats.

Ensuring that government promotes effective operational technology cybersecurity and that every organization that can contribute meaningful solutions and capabilities is able to join the effort and pull in the same direction will be key to improving the security of our most important infrastructure while building out the capacity necessary to maintain that posture.

The Operational Technology Cybersecurity Coalition works with industry and government stakeholders to achieve these goals and enhance the resilience of our nation’s critical infrastructure.

OTCC Executive Director testified before the House Subcommittee on Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Protection

Tatyana Bolton testified at a recent hearing, “Fully Operational: Stuxnet 15 Years Later and the Evolution of Cyber Threats to Critical Infrastructure.”

In her testimony, she highlights how cyberattacks, especially from Iran, have evolved since 2010 and are increasingly targeting U.S. operational technology and critical infrastructure.

She calls for greater awareness of OT risks and security policy, federal investment, stronger public-private collaboration, and OT specific cybersecurity strategies to meet the moment.

The OTCC is eager to engage with Congress, the Administration, and all our stakeholders on OT security.