Renaissance & ColorTokens Webinar: NIS2: The OT Problem Nobody Is Solving

Most NIS2 conversations focus on compliance checklists, security controls, and audit readiness. This session asks a different question: when your organisation is breached, can your leadership demonstrate that operations kept running? NIS2 places greater responsibility on CEOs and governing bodies to oversee cybersecurity risk and resilience. Across Europe, national implementations are strengthening accountability, making “I wasn’t aware” an increasingly difficult defence. For organisations running operational technology, this creates a specific challenge. OT environments were designed for uptime, with flat architectures, long-lived devices, and limited capacity for the segmentation and containment that keeps a breach from spreading. If an attacker reaches the OT network, the question the board will face is whether operations continued or whether they had to shut down. In this OnDemand session, we walk through what breach readiness looks like in an OT environment, and how to move from a shutdown-and-recover posture to one where operations continue through an incident.