Jul 2026· 2026 6th International Conference on Electrical, Computer and Energy Technologies (ICECET)· pp. 1-7· 0 citations· 19 references
Abstract
The progressive convergence of Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) environments has introduced new cybersecurity challenges for industrial and critical infrastructure systems. This work presents a generalized OT cybersecurity architecture that combines the Purdue reference model with Zero Trust principles to enforce strict segmentation, continuous verification, and controlled information flows across IT/OT boundaries. The architecture incorporates Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven monitoring to support anomaly detection, contextual risk assessment, and automated response mechanisms under operational constraints. Additionally, a governance and assurance layer is discussed, aligning AI-enabled security functions with recognized risk management frameworks and auditable controls to ensure trustworthiness, resilience, and operational sustainability in high-impact industrial deployments. The proposal is further contextualized with prior AI-RMFgoverned IoT-as-a-Service and OWASP ML05 middleware contributions that address AI-enabled IoT security, model protection, and governance requirements.
A Security-by-Design and risk-based certification framework that combines a six-layer IoT-AI reference architecture with STRIDE-based threat analysis augmented to capture AI-specific threats, including prompt injection and data poisoning is proposed.
Iván Ortiz-Garcés, Roberto O. Andrade· Future Internet· 0 citations
A multi-level cybersecurity and privacy framework that integrates complementary controls across physical, network, endpoint, application, data, identity and access management, monitoring and incident response, and human and policy domains is developed.
An AI-driven threat intelligence framework designed to enhance national cybersecurity governance through adaptive risk detection, contextual analysis, and policy-aware response orchestration is proposed, demonstrating how AI can support strategic cyber resilience while preserving transparency and policy compliance.
M. M. Salem· Applied Cybersecurity &...· 0 citations
A comprehensive review of XAI techniques in industrial cybersecurity, focusing on industrial SOC environments and operational security workflows, and identifies open research directions and opportunities for developing trustworthy, operationally viable, and domain-specific XAI-enabled cybersecurity solutions for indust...
Amr S. Mohamed, Charlotte Fritz, A. M. Saber et al.· 0 citations
This practitioner-oriented artefact translates deception technology from a novel security tool into an auditable set of governance, architecture, monitoring, response, and continuous improvement practices that organisations can use to evaluate deception readiness and plan low-risk deployment in safety-sensitive OT envi...
Daniel Ward· International journal of sof...· 0 citations
The findings have shown that the combination of intelligent security solutions and a standardized governance model not only increases the resilience of the organisation, but also reduces cyber risks, facilitates compliance with regulatory requirements and safeguard the trust of customers.
Vladimir Glushkov, Victor Glushkov· International Journal of Com...· 0 citations
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