OT software has long been treated as something you install, use, and revisit only when it breaks. That mindset is changing.
Forward-looking organisations are starting to manage OT software as a living, strategic asset: one that directly impacts system resilience, security, and operational performance.
Do not miss the chance to join Rheinhardt Peens for an in-depth session on how industrial organisations are transforming the way they manage their Operational Technology (OT) software. By invitation from the Electric Energy Society of Australia (EESA), he will present at Engineers Australia Perth on 27 May 2026.
This session takes a practical look at:
- How to clearly define OT software assets
- Ways to improve visibility and governance across the lifecycle
- Managing dependencies and increasing maturity over time
- Navigating obligations under the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act
With real examples from critical infrastructure environments, the discussion highlights how a more structured approach to OT software can unlock stronger compliance, better performance, and long-term sustainability.
Secure your Spot today at EESA: Operational Technology (OT) Software as an Asset
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