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IT/OT融合

Belden 的 IT/OT 融合方法：优先考虑 OT 以提高工业效率

在不断变化的工业运营格局中，信息技术 (IT) 和运营技术 (OT) 的融合对于效率和创新至关重要。 Belden 处于这一变革的前沿，其独特之处在于将强大而关键的 OT 网络定位为基础层，并将 IT 应用无缝集成在其上。我们的方法确保您的运营基础设施始终保持可靠性和性能，保证必要的带宽和网络切片能力，防止干扰并维护您最关键流程的完整性。

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旧约作为基础

保证带宽 & 网络切片

强大的 IT 集成基础设施

运营完整性第一

无缝的 & 安全集成

旧约作为基础

Belden 将运营技术网络视为安全可靠的骨干网络，以确保持续的关键任务性能。

保证带宽 & 网络切片

利用网络切片功能，体验无与伦比的控制力，确保关键 OT 功能拥有专用带宽，防止 IT 流量影响运营。

强大的 IT 集成基础设施

我们的工业级 OT 网络经过精心设计，能够承受恶劣环境（温度、振动、延长使用寿命），为您的所有 IT 应用提供可靠的平台。

运营完整性第一

Belden 的 IT/OT 融合战略以 OT 的严格要求为驱动，确保保护、远程控制和实时数据流不受损害。

无缝的 & 安全集成

您可以放心地将 IT 连接集成到您的 OT 基础设施中，因为 Belden 的技术旨在管理和保护数据流，而不会造成任何妥协。

旧约作为基础

Belden 将运营技术网络视为安全可靠的骨干网络，以确保持续的关键任务性能。

保证带宽 & 网络切片

利用网络切片功能，体验无与伦比的控制力，确保关键 OT 功能拥有专用带宽，防止 IT 流量影响运营。

强大的 IT 集成基础设施

我们的工业级 OT 网络经过精心设计，能够承受恶劣环境（温度、振动、延长使用寿命），为您的所有 IT 应用提供可靠的平台。

运营完整性第一

Belden 的 IT/OT 融合战略以 OT 的严格要求为驱动，确保保护、远程控制和实时数据流不受损害。

无缝的 & 安全集成

您可以放心地将 IT 连接集成到您的 OT 基础设施中，因为 Belden 的技术旨在管理和保护数据流，而不会造成任何妥协。

产品目录

面向 IT/OT 融合的全面网络解决方案

Belden 结合了 Hirschmann & Hirschmann IT 交换机和安全产品以及 Belden 以太网电缆的优势，为 IT/OT 融合提供全面的网络解决方案。

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数据中心服务器机架。 IT 现代化硬件服务器机房、数据存储中心、数据库信息系统。托管、IT 数据备份、计算技术服务、网络安全、超级计算机、3D

在IT和OT安全之间建立联系，以促进工厂运营

在 IT 领域，新兴攻击方法与可以抵御这些攻击的安全解决方案之间存在着持续的斗争。’作为网络安全领域的先驱，IT 自 20 世纪 70 年代第一个计算机病毒 Creeper 出现以来就一直在应对网络威胁。

工业自动化

一个指标来衡量所有问题：评估整体网络有效性

网络健康状况取决于网络可用性、容量和质量—这三个因素构成了 ONE 指标。使用它来跟踪以优化网络性能。

工业自动化

MQTT：在不损失数据完整性的情况下将数据从OT传输到IT

MQTT’ 的解耦通信模型为 IT/OT 融合带来了显著优势。

工业网络安全

IT安全与OT安全：主要区别是什么？

当大多数人想到网络安全时，首先想到的是 IT 安全—但 OT 安全对于保护数字资产和关键基础设施也至关重要。

工业自动化

为什么IT-OT融合是CPG转型的关键所在

就像IT需要知道CPG生产的进展情况一样，OT则需要了解收到的订单。

工业自动化

IT-OT 融合中提升 OT 安全性的 6 个最佳实践

IT-OT 融合为工业环境带来了诸多好处，但也使 OT 系统面临安全风险。阅读此博客以了解如何保护您的基础设施。

Industrial Automation

IT/OT Convergence is Happening Sooner vs. Later in Discrete Manufacturing

Learn more about Smart Manufacturing You’ve no doubt heard lots about IT/OT convergence, but did you know this? IT/OT convergence will not only bring IT and OT networks together, but also serve as the backbone of everything set to come in the industrial world: edge computing, analytics, remote commissioning, cobots, etc. IT/OT convergence will pave the way to better efficiency, productivity and problem-solving.

Industrial Automation

Key Challenges Facing IT/OT: Hear from the Experts

When you think of Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT), which side are you on? You may not feel that you fall on any side of that technological skirmish, but when you stop to carefully consider the differences in these two disciplines, it is nearly impossible to avoid a tendentious leaning.

Industrial Cybersecurity

How IT Professionals Can Prepare for IT/OT Convergence

Bringing together two disparate ways of working is never easy. It can be an uncomfortable process as people learn to stretch beyond their comfort zones and think in new ways. This especially applies to the merging of IT and OT, which is happening in full force across the industrial, manufacturing and utility industries.

Industrial Cybersecurity

From IT/OT Coexistence to Convergence: 5 Pain Points to Overcome

In a recent post on IT/OT convergence, we shared a big prediction with you: This convergence doesn’t only involve the coming together of two separate, technology-focused domains. It also brings about the convergence of people, too – people who have never had a reason to interact before.

Industrial Ethernet

How IT and OT Can Help Bring Sensor to Cloud to Life

Every day, valuable data from the factory floor is being collected about manufacturing processes and the machinery used to carry them out. This information ultimately falls under the jurisdiction of operational technology (OT). At the same time, the flow of information coming from offices—from computers to surveillance cameras—is being watched and managed by information technology (IT).

Industrial Automation

How the ADX Engineer Can Bring Your IT and OT Departments Together

For decades, the office environment had been on an Ethernet network, the factory floor had operated independently on fieldbus, and each were happily separate in their operations and needed little contact with one another. Now, with the rapid growth of Ethernet on the industrial side and the organization converging into a single data network spanning both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT), the conflict seems inevitable—which department gets oversight and control of the Ethernet network?

Industrial Security

Why IT-OT Convergence Means Greater Resources for Both

History Lesson Many of us are familiar with the infamous video of the hacking at the Ukrainian power station in December, 2015 that caused a blackout impacting a quarter million people in the area. As the hackers remotely took control of their workstations, the plant systems operators could do little more than record for posterity the activity that they saw on their PC screens with their mobile phones. So now, any of us can go over to YouTube and watch in horror along with the operators as their cursor moves around their screen, maliciously clicking commands and tripping breakers in various substations. Of significant interest, as they helplessly watch the screen activity that was advancing their power station inevitably toward doom, we hear one operator say to the other “We should call the IT guys,” to which his colleague quickly replies “What if it’s the IT guys doing this?”

Industrial Cybersecurity

IT-OT Convergence: Who Owns OT Security?

Who’s responsible for industrial cyber security in your organization? Whether it’s Information Technology (IT) or a cross-functional ICS operations and process control group – often labeled Operations Technology (OT) – they likely have incompatible approaches to resolving cybersecurity risk.