Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
In a recent LinkedIn article, Dale Peterson framed OT security's dilemma as a dichotomy of no high-profile cyber-physical attacks happening and the potential of catastrophic attacks being around the corner as a dichotomy that we have to live with (linkedin.com/pulse/ot-cyber-incident-threat-dichotomy-dale-peterson-xwcmc/?trackingId=HCiKiZD%2FSCmOoaU35MlMnQ%3D%3D). Ralph argues that there's a better way to build the case for OT security, involving a completely overlooked third dimension.
In a recent LinkedIn article, Dale Peterson framed OT security's dilemma as a dichotomy of no high-profile cyber-physical attacks happening and the potential of catastrophic attacks being around the corner as a dichotomy that we have to live with (linkedin.com/pulse/ot-cyber-incident-threat-dichotomy-dale-peterson-xwcmc/?trackingId=HCiKiZD%2FSCmOoaU35MlMnQ%3D%3D). Ralph argues that there's a better way to build the case for OT security, involving a completely overlooked third dimension.
