Speakers:

Knud Kegel
CTPO at Secomea

Knud Kegel leads technology and product strategy at Secomea and works closely with industrial organizations worldwide on secure remote access architecture, OT cybersecurity, and vendor access governance.

In this session, he will walk through the key findings from Secomea’s State of Industrial Remote Access 2026 Report and explain the structural trends shaping the future of industrial remote connectivity.​

The State of Industrial Remote Access in 2026

How does your remote access governance compare to other industrial organizations?

In this webinar, Secomea’s Chief Technology & Product Officer, Knud Kegel, walks through the key findings from the 2026 State of Industrial Remote Access Report, based on a benchmark study involving 400 OT, IT, compliance, and operations leaders across manufacturing and critical infrastructure.

Key insights from the research

The 2026 State of Industrial Remote Access Report revealed several patterns shaping how organizations manage vendor connectivity and operational control:

  • 49% of organizations rely on three or more remote access tools

  • 56% report only partial visibility into vendor activity

  • Only 43% have full vendor session auditability

These findings highlight a growing gap between perceived control and operational evidence.

About this webinar

Most industrial organizations believe they have strong control over remote access.

But the data tells a more nuanced story.

In our global dataset, confidence in remote access governance was consistently high – even in environments with limited vendor visibility and fragmented access architectures.

Watch the webinar to learn where control actually breaks down and how organizations are responding as vendor ecosystems grow and regulatory expectations increase.

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This webinar is designed for OT security, vendor access, or remote connectivity governance:

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