Webinar this Thursday, December 7th at 11:00 a.m. Eastern:

Defending Against Attackers Who Use AI as a Weapon

Join Carahsoft, Fend, and Industrial Defender for this free webinar and learn how to protect operational technology (OT) from cyberattack. Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure are on the rise, from critical facilities serving the US Army and hydropower plants run by the Tennessee Valley Authority to water utilities operated by local governments. Thankfully you can not only detect threats on your network and equipment, you can physically block those attacks in the first place.

In this webinar, attendees will learn about:

• Comprehensive threat detection to identify potential risks promptly
• Proactive attack prevention to physically block cyber attacks before they can compromise your critical infrastructure 
• Enhancing overall operational efficiency while building resilience against cyber threats 

Learn from industry experts at Fend Inc. and Industrial Defender how you can secure your assets against both insider threats and outside attackers in a cost-effective way.

Register at https://carahevents.carahsoft.com/Event/Details/429058-FendInc

Last Chance to Lock in 2023 Prices!

Need data diodes for upcoming projects? Order by December 15th and get free shipping. Be ready for what 2024 brings! Need 50 or more diodes? Get special pricing with free extended warranty upgrade. Call 1-571-970-1382 x3 or write sales@fend.tech today!

Offers apply to Fend's family of one-way data diodes that combine easy deployment, affordability, and on-board protocols support in a rugged, compact form factor. Learn more at www.fend.tech/products.

Need help understanding what your data means? Want to detect insider threats on air gapped networks? Ask us about Fend Cloud and our predictive analytics offerings.

From our team to you, thank you for a great 2023 and have a safe, cybersecure, and happy holiday season!

Cyberattacks on Water Utilities on the Rise

Recent cyberattacks on water utilities in Pennsylvania, Texas, and elsewhere highlight the challenges these operators face. Motivations range from nation-state actors seeking to do harm to criminals looking to hold industrial victims for ransom. Data diodes physically block cyberattacks on utility assets and are recommended by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the WaterISAC.

Fend protects the water and wastewater infrastructure that serves millions of customers with one-way data diodes, cloud-based analytics, and other services.

Learn more at www.fend.tech/water-infrastructure.