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Compliant, but still exposed: Rethinking OT cyber risk as an architectural problem

Adam Selwood
2026-10-14 9:00 am
Think Tank
Leadership, Governance and Accountability
Cyber Governance, Ownership and Accountability Models

Using Colonial Pipeline and Stuxnet as examples, this session shows why OT risk increasingly comes from architecture and dependencies, not missing controls.

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Adam Selwood is founder and CTO of Cynch Security, joining a think tank on rethinking OT cyber risk as an architectural problem, not a compliance one.
Adam Selwood
Managing Director & CTO
Cynch Security
Adam Selwood is founder and CTO of Cynch Security, joining a think tank on rethinking OT cyber risk as an architectural problem, not a compliance one.

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