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Detect Threats Before They Become Bigger Problems

Continuously Monitor Threats on Your Industrial Network
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Even with a robust security program in place, protecting your industrial networks against cyber threats requires constant vigilance. Our threat detection services can help you monitor and detect these increasingly complex threats. We work closely with Cisco, Claroty and Dragos to provide comprehensive threat detection solutions. This means not only threat detection, but real-time monitoring and deep network insights across your assets.


Cyber Threat Intelligence for The Connected Enterprise

Your Plan for Before, During and After a Cyberattack

Threat detection technology identifies an item, event or observation not conforming to an expected pattern within Industrial Control Systems (ICS) networks. In an industrial control environment, threat detection can mean quickly identifying and intercepting activity that poses a risk to system availability, in some cases before they happen. It can also help in determining internal threats or inspecting traffic without disrupting normal production.

Our industrial cybersecurity services help create a robust and resilient network infrastructure with strengthened protection against threats and attacks, as well as enabling rapid security incident response. Complete cybersecurity capabilities for industrial operations, including threat detection, let you better manage cyber threats today – and tomorrow.

Industrial Protection Across The Attack Continuum
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Industrial Protection Across The Attack Continuum

Simplify operational threat management by viewing all systems in a single view; monitor continuously, with a single solution, and always know what’s within the OT environment.

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Save Time, Effort, And Money By Reducing False Positives
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Save Time, Effort, And Money By Reducing False Positives

Threat tuning – aka system tuning – optimizes threat detection software to reduce false positives and prioritize actionable alerts.

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Focus on Cybersecurity Threats that Really Matter

Identify the real risks on your plant floor

With greater connectivity comes expanded opportunities for security threats. These threats can take many forms, from threat actor hacks to costly employee mistakes. Cybersecurity events can impact network availability, interrupt operations and halt productivity.

Even with a robust security program in place, protecting your industrial networks against cyber threats requires constant vigilance. Threat detection services can help you monitor and detect these increasingly complex threats.

Threat detection software identifies events that do not conform to an expected pattern within Industrial Control System (ICS) networks – that means any activity that could pose a risk to the availability of your system can become visible. Threat detection software also helps in determining insider threats and inspecting traffic – all without disrupting normal production.


Cyber Threats: Is Your Current Security Strategy Enough?

It’s a Constant Battle and the Stakes are High

Threat intelligence solutions. The fight against cyber threats is unending and the landscape is constantly changing. It can be hard to know if your industrial security strategy is enough, but one thing is certain. Failure to be ready comes at a high price – downtime, financial and asset losses, even worker safety - and OT threats continue to grow.

No one is surprised that cybercrime is increasing. Unfortunately, it pays to be a cybercriminal and it’s only getting worse. *In the last two years, roughly $11.7 billion dollars in damages was lost due to ransomware attacks. At least 53% of industrial manufacturers have experienced a cybersecurity breach in their facility.

Industrial companies are attractive targets for cybercriminals for various reasons. First, many of these companies are working with legacy unpatched infrastructure, and a lack of skilled resources to properly manage cyber risk.

* Cybersecurity Ventures. LNS Research Study

Are You Prepared For The Coming Cybersecurity Battle?
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Are You Prepared For The Coming Cybersecurity Battle?

A second common source of vulnerability are poorly inventoried industrial automation environments. If you don’t know what is connected, you can’t secure it.

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