OPSWAT debuts CIP lab at GovWare in Singapore featuring latest IT/OT cybersecurity solutions

Critical infrastructure protection (CIP) cybersecurity solutions company OPSWAT announced Wednesday the debut of its
 CIP lab at the GovWare event in Singapore. 

The OPSWAT CIP lab is the ‘embodiment’ of OPSWAT’s dedication to innovation and excellence in cybersecurity. It enables users to experience first hand how its solutions integrate seamlessly into both IT and OT environments, providing comprehensive protection without compromising operational efficiency.

In partnership with ABPSecurite, a CIP lab will also be located at its HQ in Singapore. This serves as a strategic location for OPSWAT’s partners and customers in Southeast Asia for in-depth demonstrations of OPSWAT solutions and technology, as well as further solidifying the partnership with ABPSecurite as its regional distributor for the Southeast Asia region.

“We are excited to participate in GovWare and unveil our state-of-the-art CIP lab to the cybersecurity community,” Malcolm Rowe, vice president for APAC at OPSWAT, said in a company blog post. “This marks a significant milestone in our mission to protect the world’s critical infrastructure,and GovWare provides an exceptional opportunity for us to demonstrate the effectiveness of our cutting-edge solutions.”

“The new physical CIP lab demonstration environment at ABPSecurite’s office will provide an excellent platform to showcase our latest solutions and technologies, as well as further strengthen our commitment to invest 
in the region to support both our partners and customers,” according to Jeremy Giam, regional manager at OPSWAT.

The post added that at GovWare, OPSWAT’s booth (P28) will be ‘strategically located’ to welcome visitors seeking to gain insights into the latest advancements in cybersecurity technologies. 

Industry professionals and government representatives are invited to visit the OPSWAT booth to experience hands-on demonstrations of the CIP lab. This interactive experience will showcase OPSWAT’s ability to secure and defend critical infrastructures from potential cyber threats and ensure operational continuity.

Last week, the Florida State University’s (FSU) School of Information (iSchool) appointed Stephen Gorham, chief operating officer at OPSWAT, to its iAdvocacy Board. Gorham has led large enterprise IT operations teams in various capacities, serving as the vice president of cybersecurity and infrastructure capabilities for CompuCom, vice president of services for Extensys, and vice president of Technology/CIO of Hillsborough Community College. He currently holds a CISSP and CySA+ certification and is a former CISO.

Industrial Cyber News Desk

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