CYBERSECURITY: STRATEGIC SESSION AND EXPERT PANEL

Cybersecurity in Renewables: Balancing OT Protection and Operational Continuity

Cybersecurity in renewable infrastructure is often approached with purely theoretical criteria or practices inherited from IT. However, applying standard IT measures directly to OT (operational technology) environments without prior adaptation can cause serious operational problems, such as plant trips, availability risks or production losses.

How can you achieve robust protection without compromising plant availability or profitability?

Join Isotrol in this exclusive in-person session, where we will analyse real cases, lessons learned from misguided measures in projects, and how to approach cybersecurity in close alignment with plant engineering (Security by Design).

Topics:

IT vs. OT: The balance principle

Why plant reality demands putting operational availability first and adapting cybersecurity techniques to avoid unwanted shutdowns.

Real-world experience

Analysis of misguided or disproportionate measures seen in projects.

Best practices

Effective strategies and measures adapted to the topology and operation of renewable plants.

Security by Design

The value of integrating Cybersecurity and Engineering teams from the initial design phase of the project.

Debate and Exchange Session (Open Round Table)

An interactive space for CISOs, O&M managers and industry experts to share strategies, regulatory compliance (NIS2) and governance.

Date and location

🗓️ Thursday, November 26, 2026
📍 Espacio Teseo (Sala IRON 33), Calle del Hierro 33, 3rd floor, Loft 4, 28045 Madrid
⏰ 09:15 – 12:45 CET

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Nov 26
09:15 – 12:45 CET
Madrid 📍 Espacio Teseo
Calle del Hierro 33
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