US cyber firms seek tech standards as Russian hacking fears grow


The Operational Technology Cybersecurity Coalition said it will directly work with the US government to share feedback on policy proposals and adopt uniform technological standards amid increased threats from Russia. — AP

A group of cybersecurity companies that specialise in securing critical infrastructure said Tuesday they’ve formed a lobbying group to push for technological standards among the private sector and government.

The Operational Technology Cybersecurity Coalition said it will directly work wgovernment to share feedback on policy proposals and adopt uniform technological standards for securing places such as pipelines and industrial facilities. Founding members include Claroty Inc, Tenable Holdings Inc, Honeywell International Inc, Nozomi Networks Inc and Forescout Technologies Inc.

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