Operational Resilience at Risk
Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) now sit at the heart of India’s power grids, manufacturing plants, and critical infrastructure. As these systems converge with IT networks, cyber risks has shifted from data loss to operational shutdown.
The consequence is no longer just breach-it is disruption.
Escalating Threat Landscape
Automation-Driven Attacks
Industrial networks are facing sharp increases in automated and high-volume malicious activity, targeting endpoints and control systems at scale
Regulatory Pressure
New mandates in the power sector demand stronger cyber controls, coordinated incident response, and formal CSIRT capabilities across generation and distribution entities
OT–IT Convergence Risks
Legacy control systems connected to corporate networks expand the attack surface. Weak asset visibility and insecure third-party integrations enable lateral movement into PLCs and SCADA environments
Supply-Chain & Targeted Sabotage
Adversaries are exploiting software ecosystems, inserting time-triggered malware into widely used packages and targeting industrial toolchains-creating systemic risk for energy and manufacturing operators
Strategic Mitigation Priorities
Executive Takeaway
For India’s critical sectors, OT cyber risk is now a board-level issue. Governance, visibility, and tested response playbooks will determine which operators maintain continuity during the next cyber disruption.
Resilience must be engineered before the incident-not after it.
Call to Action Industrial resilience cannot wait for the next breach. Leaders across power, manufacturing and infrastructure must treat OT Cyber Risks as board-level priorities today. Proactive assessment, real-time monitoring and tested incident response plans will decide who stays operational during the next cyber disruption. Act now, partner with FSN Tech Solutions to secure critical systems and strengthen national infrastructure before adversaries strike.