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How does future PSM address the growing issue of cybersecurity?

Future Process Safety Management technologies can address cybersecurity through the integration of advanced AI-powered threat detection and prevention systems, which allows constant surveillance for anomalies and suspicious activities in network activities by taking a proactive approach to cybersecurity.
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The role of digital twins in PSM is important as they provide virtual replicas of physical systems that enable simulation and prediction of system behaviour under various scenarios. Digital twins can monitor, detect, and analyze potential hazards, leading to improved safety and decreased risk of accidents.
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In the future of PSM, AI can use primarily to predict potential risks, facilitate real-time decision-making, and improve maintenance procedures. It allows for the analysis of large data sets to spot patterns and predict equipment failures or disruptions in operations, thus improving efficiency and safety. Moreover, AI can aid in making real-time decisions by providing...
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The future of process safety is moving towards increased use of digital technologies, such as AI, IoT, advanced analytics, robotics and digital twins for real-time risk assessment and predictive maintenance.
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A process hazard checklist is a tool used to identify and evaluate hazards in industrial processes, typically as part of a PHA.    
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HAZOP stands for Hazard and Operability Study, which is a systematic and structured method of identifying and evaluating hazards in industrial processes.
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Common hazards include fire and explosions, chemical spills or releases, biological hazards, and ergonomic hazards.
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A hazard is a potential source of harm or damage, while risk is the likelihood and severity of harm or damage that can result from a hazard.
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A safety culture model is a framework or approach used to evaluate and improve an organisation’s safety culture. There are several different models available, such as the Safety Culture Maturity Model or the Safety Culture Pyramid.
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Process safety at the workplace refers to the measures taken to ensure the safety of processes, products, and services within an organisation.
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