Last Chance to Register: Implementing SEMI E187 and E188

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Overview:

Join TXOne Networks’ Jim Montgomery, Market Development Director, Semiconductor, for our upcoming webinar, “Securing Semiconductor: Implementing SEMI E187 and E188”.

Pressure has been mounting on semiconductor manufacturing to better secure its operational technology (OT) infrastructure. This is due to several factors, which include, the critical importance of the industry’s output, its unusually high degree of automation, and its complex, multi-layered production environment.
Effective implementation of SEMI E187 and SEMI E188 cybersecurity standards is essential for protecting data, critical systems, and intellectual property within semiconductor manufacturing facilities. These standards provide guidelines and best practices to mitigate cybersecurity risks, ensuring the availability, integrity, and confidentiality of information and resources.
Our webinar will explore the practical steps for implementing these standards, requiring a systematic approach to ensure a comprehensive and effective integration into existing manufacturing processes.

Presented by: 
Jim Montgomery
Market Development Director
TXOne Networks
Jim_Montgomery@TXOne.com

Jim Montgomery is a 30-year cyber-security veteran working in all aspects of solution design, deployment, and implementation. During this time, he has helped several fortune 100 companies implement complex strategies for operational efficiency and secure processing. Jim is currently focused on OT/ICS architecture design and implementation for Semiconductor and supply chain, emphasizing targeted semiconductor specific approaches to solve the industries unique functional goals while keeping the environments operational.

 
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ICS vulnerabilities are highly targeted and cyber-attacks spread fast - disrupting production, damaging assets and putting lives at risk. TXOne provides OT-focused cybersecurity solutions to protect environments at both the endpoint and network levels.
 
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Looking for more information? Contact Jim Montgomery, Market Development Director, Semiconductor at TXOne Networks, to discuss further! Jim_Montgomery@txone.com

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