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Ruben Lobo

Director, Product Management

Cisco Industrial IoT

Ruben Lobo leads product management for industrial switching and industrial security portfolio at Cisco. He has spent the last 10 years developing industrial Ethernet and OT cybersecurity products to meet the needs of customers in Manufacturing, Energy, Transportation, and other industries. Prior to working in the industrial space, Ruben has held various engineering positions in systems development at Cisco, working on designing network architectures for Wireline and Mobile Service Providers. Ruben Lobo has a Ph.D. in computer engineering from North Carolina State University.

Articles

January 18, 2024

SECURITY

Cisco Secure Equipment Access wins “IoT Security Innovation of the Year” in the 2024 IoT Breakthrough Awards

3 min read

Cisco SEA wins “IoT Security Innovation of the Year” for simplifying secure remote access with zero trust network access (ZTNA) purpose-built for OT.

November 29, 2023

INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)

Gain control over OT remote access with session monitoring, recording, and termination

2 min read

Learn how Cisco Secure Equipment Access gives you visibility into active and past remote access sessions, lets you terminate an active session if something doesn’t look right, and record sessions for training or forensics.

November 9, 2021

SECURITY

Cisco named a leader in The Forrester Wave™: ICS Security

3 min read

Cisco has been helping industrial organizations digitize their operations for over 15 years. See how we're combining our deep understanding of OT requirements and our cybersecurity portfolio to be a leader in industrial cybersecurity.

Securing critical infrastructure: 3 actions to take ASAP

2 min read

Recent attacks show that critical infrastructure needs stronger protection. But, which of the many available solutions will provide the most value? Here are three actions every critical infrastructure provider should take immediately.

OT Intent-Based Security Policies

4 min read

When implementing security on the plant floor, the friction between IT and OT is mischaracterized as a problem of “control”. The solution depends on two factors – visibility and automation.