Radix joins ARC Brazil cybersecurity round table in Rio

Radix will take part in a cybersecurity panel at the ARC Industry Leadership Forum Brazil in Rio de Janeiro from Nov. 10-12, 2026. The discussion will focus on how industrial operators can protect connected systems while still advancing digital transformation, AI and operational efficiency.

Why it matters: - Industrial plants are connecting more systems, data pipelines and AI tools. - That shift raises the stakes for protecting operational technology, critical infrastructure and production uptime. - Radix is using the forum to position security as a core part of resilient industrial operations, not a separate technical add-on.

What happened: - Radix said it will join the Cybersecurity Round Table at the ARC Industry Leadership Forum Brazil. - The forum runs Nov. 10-12, 2026, at the Windsor Marapendi Hotel in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro. - The cybersecurity session takes place Nov. 11 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. - Radix Senior Consultant Fabrício Duque will speak on the panel. - The event is organized and sponsored by ISA Brasil. - The panel includes representatives from ABB, CEDAE, Petrobras, Siemens, Acelen and Radix. - Luciano Narcisi, Research Director at ARC Advisory Group, and Miguel Borges, Senior Member of ISA Brasil, will moderate.

The details: - The round table will focus on the convergence of IT and operational technology, often called OT. - Panelists will discuss how ISA/IEC 62443 principles are being applied in active industrial projects. - The session will cover practical cybersecurity program design and adoption challenges. - The discussion will also look at the roles of asset owners, system integrators and technology suppliers in building more secure operations. - Radix said the topic is especially relevant for manufacturing, chemicals, oil and gas, power generation and distribution, pulp and paper, and metals, mining and minerals. - Fabrício Duque said industrial cybersecurity has become a foundational pillar for manufacturers and infrastructure operators. - Duque said translating ISA/IEC 62443 principles into projects requires a balance between engineering rigor and digital agility. - Duque said Radix looks forward to sharing practical frameworks with peers from ABB, CEDAE, Petrobras and other panelists. - Flávio Guimarães, Chief Practices and Alliances Officer at Radix, said the company’s partnership with ARC has evolved from showcasing solutions to helping shape industry-wide discussions. - Guimarães said ARC bringing the forum to Rio de Janeiro is especially meaningful because the city is Radix’s global headquarters. - Radix said secure and reliable operations help industrial companies optimize resources, reduce vulnerabilities and limit disruptions, waste and financial losses.

Between the lines: - Radix is tying cybersecurity to broader industrial transformation, including industrial AI, cloud connectivity and automated data pipelines. - The company’s participation also signals a push to influence standards-based cybersecurity conversations, not just sell services. - Hosting the forum in Rio gives Radix a local advantage in a regional industry discussion with global implications.

What's next: - Radix said a senior executive delegation will attend the three-day conference to meet industry leaders and exchange views on digital transformation. - The delegation includes Lucas Lana, Guilherme Tavares, Rafael Alencar, Fabio Cortês and Fabrício Duque. - Conference attendees are invited to connect with Radix engineering experts during the sessions. - Radix said it will continue linking industrial technology adoption with secure and resilient operations. - More information is available at Radix.

The bottom line: - Radix is using ARC Brazil 2026 to frame industrial cybersecurity as central to safe, efficient and future-ready operations.