Patching is a critical line of defense in protecting OT assets from cyber threats. Simply put, patching involves updating software to fix bugs, enhance security, and/or improve functionality. With regular patching, organizations can reduce the likelihood of unauthorized access, malware infection, or other security incidents while also ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
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