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OmniCorp, a multinational manufacturing corporation, relies heavily on Operational Technology (OT) for its production lines. The company has a well-established Information Security Management System (ISMS) certified to ISO 27001:2013 and utilizes ISO 27002:2013 for security controls. However, OmniCorp has experienced a surge in cyberattacks specifically targeting its OT infrastructure, leading to production downtime and potential safety risks. Recognizing the need to bolster its cybersecurity posture, OmniCorp\'s board mandates the integration of ISO 27032:2012 principles. Which of the following represents the MOST effective initial strategy for OmniCorp to align its existing ISMS with ISO 27032:2012 to address the escalating cybersecurity threats to its OT environment?
Conduct a gap analysis of the current ISMS against ISO 27032 requirements, develop a unified cybersecurity framework for both IT and OT, and implement tailored security controls for the OT infrastructure.
Immediately deploy advanced intrusion detection systems (IDS) and intrusion prevention systems (IPS) on the OT network without integrating them into the existing ISMS framework.
Focus solely on enhancing employee cybersecurity awareness training programs related to phishing and malware, neglecting the unique security requirements of the OT environment.
Outsource all cybersecurity responsibilities for the OT environment to a third-party vendor without conducting a thorough risk assessment or defining clear roles and responsibilities within OmniCorp.

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