2020 was a year that saw many companies undergo dramatic digitization of industrial technology. In addition to enabling remote work amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this shift enabled enterprises to unlock tremendous business value in areas including operational efficiency, performance, and quality of service. However, this acceleration also has also introduced cyber risk to operational technology (OT) assets and networks which have few—if any—modern security controls in place. Industrial networks are often a black box for security teams; they simply don't have the telemetry to see and monitor these complex environments, much less the capabilities to protect them from inherent risk, detect threats, and respond to security incidents. As more legacy OT assets become internet-facing, more IoT devices are connected to industrial environments, and more users require remote access, the security gap widens, and the door for attackers opens further.
At Claroty, we view this lack of security controls as an opportunity to start with a clean slate. We help our customers establish a robust industrial cybersecurity program from scratch—or, alternatively, expand the scope of an existing IT security program. In doing so, Claroty enables these companies to adopt a comprehensive approach to industrial cybersecurity that is efficient, effective, and frankly, just makes sense. Here's how:
Limiting the need to integrate to multiple disparate products, partner with more consultants, and deploy more resources to manage and maintain solutions each with their own interfaces, makes it possible to strengthen security and reduce costs. What's more, when you can connect OT security to IT systems and workflows, you can look at governance and processes holistically which provides additional opportunity to lower TCO. Many organizations start down the path of creating a separate OT governance process and Security Operations Center (SOC) which introduces risk and delays. However, common best practice is to centralize responsibility and accountability for securing the OT environment with the CISO. By extending existing IT risk management and governance processes to include OT networks so that IT and OT teams can work together, you avoid duplicating processes and efforts and save valuable resources. The Claroty Platform's enterprise management console and integrations ecosystem enables seamlessly connectivity of the industrial cybersecurity program to the IT security program empowering CISOs to execute an enterprise-wide risk management strategy more efficiently and effectively.
Digital transformation is here to stay and is good for business. But to move forward with confidence, you need a way to bridge the IT/OT security gap efficiently and effectively. The Claroty Platform provides that path forward. Enabled by our research team whose support extends across and advances all the core capabilities that define OT security—reveal, protect, detect, and connect—The Claroty Platform helps to close the gap comprehensively, simply and cost effectively.
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