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The HackerNoon Newsletter: How Switch Mirroring Decisions Create Blind Spots in OT Network Monitoring (11/12/2026)

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The HackerNoon Newsletter: How Switch Mirroring Decisions Create Blind Spots in OT Network Monitoring (11/12/2026)

On November 12, 2026, The HackerNoon Newsletter shared insights on a critical issue in OT network monitoring. The piece titled "How Switch Mirroring Decisions Create Blind Spots in OT Network Monitoring" highlights the risks posed by switch mirroring misconfigurations. These misconfigurations can inadvertently create hidden blind spots, rendering critical industrial assets invisible to network monitoring tools.

The article explains that switch mirroring is a technique used to duplicate network traffic, allowing for monitoring and analysis. However, when misconfigured, this process can lead to overlooked security vulnerabilities in operational technology networks. The article emphasizes the importance of proper switch mirroring configuration to avoid these blind spots and ensure comprehensive network monitoring.

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