Radix to join ARC Brazil cybersecurity roundtable in Rio

Radix will take part in the Cybersecurity Round Table at the ARC Industry Leadership Forum Brazil from Nov. 10-12 in Rio de Janeiro. The session puts the company in the center of a broader push to secure industrial operations as factories, utilities and energy systems connect more deeply to cloud, AI and automated data pipelines.

Why it matters: - Industrial cybersecurity is moving from a technical issue to an operational priority for manufacturers, utilities and other asset-heavy sectors. - The forum’s focus reflects a broader need to protect critical infrastructure without slowing digital transformation. - Radix is using a local milestone in Rio de Janeiro to position itself as a contributor to that industry-wide shift.

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

The details: - The discussion will focus on how ISA/IEC 62443 principles for industrial automation and control systems are being translated into active projects. - Panelists will examine practical ways to build stronger cybersecurity programs. - The session will also address adoption challenges in industrial cybersecurity. - The panel will highlight the roles of asset owners, system integrators and technology suppliers in building more secure operations. - Radix said industrial connectivity is accelerating as companies adopt industrial AI, cloud connectivity and automated data pipelines. - Radix has been active in the ARC Industry Forum community since 2022. - The company moved from Silver Sponsor in Orlando in 2022 to Gold Sponsor in 2025. - Radix said the forum’s arrival in Rio is a milestone because the city is the company’s global headquarters. - Flávio Guimarães, Chief Practices and Alliances Officer at Radix, said the partnership with ARC has evolved from showcasing solutions to shaping industry-wide dialogue. - Guimarães said Radix wants to help industrial leaders connect advanced technologies with secure, resilient operations that create long-term business value. - Radix said security and sustainability are linked because secure operations can improve resource use, reduce vulnerabilities and limit disruptions, waste and financial losses. - Radix will send a senior executive delegation to the conference, including Lucas Lana, Guilherme Tavares, Rafael Alencar, Fabio Cortês and Fabrício Duque. - Radix invited conference attendees to connect with its engineering experts during the event. - Radix was founded in 2010 and is privately held. - The company is headquartered in Rio de Janeiro and has North American headquarters in Houston, Texas, with offices in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte. - Radix says it serves customers in more than 30 countries across the Americas, Europe and other regions.

Between the lines: - The roundtable gives Radix a platform to signal that OT cybersecurity is now part of broader industrial transformation, not a stand-alone compliance topic. - Bringing the event to Rio may strengthen Radix’s visibility with regional customers and partners. - The company is also using the forum to reinforce a message that secure operations and digital modernization have to advance together.

What's next: - Radix will participate throughout the three-day conference and use the event to meet industry leaders. - The Nov. 11 panel is likely to be the company’s main public forum for discussing practical OT cybersecurity approaches. - Radix will continue presenting its engineering and digital transformation capabilities to attendees across the conference.

The bottom line: - Radix is turning ARC Brazil into a showcase for its OT cybersecurity credentials and its broader pitch for secure industrial digital transformation.