Date: November 19, 2025
Time: 10 AM ET
Duration: 30 minutes
Format: Live webinar with on-demand replay
The biggest threat in flat OT networks isn’t the initial intrusion — it’s how quickly it spreads. Once an attacker gains access, lateral movement can take down entire plants in minutes.
Traditional, hardware-based firewalls were designed to contain threats, but they’ve introduced new ones: complex configurations, expensive appliances, and production downtime every time a change is made.
This session addresses the “blast radius” problem directly and demonstrates how to achieve true microsegmentation without the complexity or cost of legacy approaches. You’ll see how BlasTShield creates zones and conduits with Software-Defined Microsegmentation to enforce least privilege — automatically, and at scale.
This session is designed for:
Whether you manage five sites or five hundred, you’ll learn how to build a simplified, defensible OT architecture that’s fast to deploy and easy to manage.
Cam Cullen
Chief Marketing Officer, BlastWave
Cam Cullen has over two decades of cybersecurity experience focused on Zero Trust architecture, OT security, and network resilience. As CMO of BlastWave, he helps organizations simplify cybersecurity while increasing operational uptime. His work bridges engineering practicality with executive-level strategy to deliver secure, frictionless OT environments.
Contain intrusions before they cascade. See how software-defined microsegmentation stops lateral movement without costly firewalls or disruption.
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BlastWave makes networks easy to use and hard to hack.
Its platform combines Passwordless Industrial MFA and Software-Defined Microsegmentation to deliver Zero Trust security for complex OT and IT environments — without the cost or complexity of traditional tools.
BlastWave empowers enterprises to protect critical infrastructure, reduce the attack surface, and comply with industrial security standards such as IEC 62443 — all while minimizing downtime and deployment friction.