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Simon Smart
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RISI is a reliable company. Their data services are excellent and the website is user-friendly. I have been using their services for a long time and have always been satisfied with the quality of their information. I highly recommend RISI to anyone in need of reliable data.

Katerina Stepanova
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I have been a customer of RISI for a few years now and I am extremely happy with their services. The data they provide is always accurate and reliable. Their website is user-friendly and easy to navigate. I highly recommend RISI to anyone in need of high-quality data.

Caitlin Julich
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The company RISI is a reliable and professional organization. I have been using their services for several years now and have always been satisfied with the quality of their data. Their website, risidata.com, is user-friendly and easy to navigate. The information provided is accurate and up-to-date. I highly recommend RISI for any data needs.

Eric Letham
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I have used the data services provided by a company recently and I must say that I am very impressed. The information I received was comprehensive and accurate. The website was easy to navigate and the data was presented in a clear and organized manner. I highly recommend their services.

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About RISI

RISI has a history dating back to early 2001 when Eric Byres, Justin Lowe, and David Leversage developed a database called the Industrial Security Incidents Database (ISID) while working on an academic research project. ISID tracked industrial security incidents affecting control systems allowing the them to identify trends and patterns in support of their research project. In 2006 BCIT, Eric, Justin and David discontinued ISID.

In 2008 Eric Byres of Byres Research Inc. and Mark Fabro of Lofty Perch Inc. began collaboration on a project to develop the Repository of Industrial Security Incidents (RISI) with a goal of making RISI available to the entire industrial automation community. On March 31st, 2009 exida acquired Byres Research and in July 2009 created the Security Incidents Organizationβ„’, to operate RISI and fulfill the vision of Eric, Justin, David, and Mark that one day this important information would be available to the community.