Operational Technology is quickly becoming an organisation highest risk point and in 2026 it’s becoming a regulatory consideration too. 

Over this four part webinar series we will be joined by guest speakers as we explore what operational and IT convergence really means for all industries, not just manufacturing and CNI; how it will be impacted by the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and what blueprint all organisations can follow to gain resilience across their environment.

Cyber attacks are increasing year on year, but in most instances their impact is decreasing. Organisational cyber resilience is improving, cyber defences are more accurate and response actions are quicker.

However, as organisations are becoming harder targets, threat actors are needing to explore different avenues to achieve their goal: Cause maximum disruption to gain maximum ransom.

That avenue in 2026? Operational Technology.

In this episode we’ll be covering:

• The definition of Operational Technology (OT) Security and Monitoring
• What convergence with IT really means for OT
• Why full asset visibility is a must have in 2026
• The impact of NIS2 and The Cyber Security Resilience Bill on OT security
• How to gain full visibility without generating thousands of false positives

Guest Speaker:

• Ed Suhler: Senior OT Cybersecurity SME, Ed works closely with Trinity OT providing Operational Technology (OT) cyber security expertise and services across a wide range of industries including critical infrastructure, energy, water, transportation, shipping and the defence community.