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How AI Is Rewriting OT Security From Alerts To Actionable Answers

As industrial systems face increasing cyber threats, AI-powered security solutions are shifting from generating alerts to providing contextualized answers. Learn how machine learning algorithms help security teams distinguish real threats from noise in critical infrastructure environments.

In 2025, artificial intelligence is fundamentally rewiring OT security approaches, transforming how industrial organizations handle the overwhelming flood of cybersecurity alerts. Following recent warnings from U.S. authorities about targeted attacks on industrial control systems across critical infrastructure sectors, security teams are increasingly turning to AI-powered solutions that provide contextual understanding rather than just notifications. This paradigm shift comes as organizations struggle with alert fatigue while facing tightened regulations like the EU’s NIS2 directive and similar guidance from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

The Alert Overload Crisis in Industrial Environments

by Jessica Moore P.E.October 13, 2025November 2, 2025

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State-Backed Hackers Reinforce The Need For Better Crypto Security Controls

State-sponsored hackers from North Korea have stolen over $2 billion in cryptocurrency during 2025 alone, targeting both exchanges and high-net-worth individuals. As crypto values surge, these sophisticated attacks highlight the urgent need for enhanced security controls and protective measures for digital assets.

State-backed hackers are accelerating their attacks on cryptocurrency platforms and wealthy investors, with North Korean operatives alone stealing over $2 billion in digital assets during 2025. As bitcoin reaches unprecedented highs exceeding $124,000 per token, the financial appeal for sophisticated hacking groups has intensified dramatically. According to blockchain analysis firm Elliptic, more than 30 major hacks have been attributed to North Korean government hackers this year, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in current crypto security frameworks.