In cybersecurity for IT, identifying relevant vulnerabilities and applying a software patch is par for the course. But in OT environments, frequent change is not just difficult. It can disrupt safety, reliability, and performance. Effective OT prioritization is not about ranking every possible issue. It is about identifying the few that truly matter and alerting teams only when remediation is essential. Still, prioritization on its own is not enough. Without actionable and resource-aware work plans, even the best prioritization framework falls short. In OT environments, where patching or system changes are often impractical, remediation may take other forms like training personnel on known adversary techniques, improving monitoring, or reinforcing protections. With limited cybersecurity resources, OT teams do not need longer lists. They need clarity, focus, and practical paths forward. Prioritization should lead to action, not fatigue. That’s where Bastazo comes in. We deliver prioritization and remediation guidance built specifically for the challenges of OT environments. https://www.bastazo.com/
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