Hardware Podcasts

255: How AI is Reshaping Security and OT Network Requirements featuring Felipe Sabino Costa, Sr. Product Manager for Networking & Cybersecurity at Moxa

Manufacturing Happy Hour · 30 Sept 2025 · 43m

What this episode covers

Felipe Sabino Costa, Sr. Product Manager for Networking & Cybersecurity at Moxa, explains how the shift from historical logging to real-time predictive analytics in Operational Technology (OT) is straining legacy infrastructure. He highlights that 80-85% of global industry lacks basic defense at the edge, as old systems were not designed for the high bandwidth demands of AI-driven applications like intelligent transportation and semiconductor manufacturing. Costa discusses how AI enables attackers to craft sophisticated, adaptive phishing and port-scanning attacks, necessitating a move beyond simple air-gapping to layered security frameworks like NIST and IEC 62443. He uses a 'nutrition label' analogy for IEC 62443 to explain how certifications help manufacturers verify product security features and choose the right partners for resilient network design.

Most relevant to

large enterprises

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
Moxa
Products
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Also
NIST, IEC 62443, ISA, EC Council

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