Claroty stories
Australian cybersecurity firm Tesserent has partnered with Claroty to deliver cybersecurity protection to customers in Australia and New Zealand.
Claroty and Yokogawa Engineering Asia have partnered to better serve organisations in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
Widespread vulnerabilities have been found in Ovarro's TBox remote terminal units, posing a threat to industrial facilities.
The Claroty FOCUS Partner Program launch is the latest in a series of milestones the company achieved in the last few months.
The number of ICS vulnerabilities disclosed in 2020 increased by more than 30% compared to 2018 and nearly 25% compared to 2019.
Claroty and CrowdStrike have partnered to integrate their platforms, delivering visibility into industrial control system networks and endpoints.
Unmitigated vulnerabilities could give an attacker access to the device, enabling the attacker to break encryption, modify code, and run certain commands.
Claroty enhances its OT security platform with remote incident management to help cybersecurity teams respond to security incidents in remote work environments.
Leadership's top cyber security priority was implementing new technology solutions since the onset of the pandemic.
The majority of industrial enterprises have experienced an increase in cyber threats since the COVID-19 pandemic began, according to a report from Claroty.
Manufacturers using Wibu-Systems CodeMeter are urged to update to version 7.10 due to vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to take control of OT networks.
Claroty reports rapid revenue growth in the Asia Pacific region, driven by increasing demand for critical infrastructure security.
Industrial control system (ICS) vulnerabilities are increasing due to remote access, says a report by The Claroty Research Team.
The collaboration is based around an integration between Claroty's Continuous Threat Detection (CTD) and Check Point's recently released IoT Protect solution.
Its focus is on simplifying OT availability, reliability, and safety for a more secure working environment – without requiring downtime or dedicated teams.
Vulnerable VPN servers and clients used in critical industries have been discovered by cybersecurity firm Claroty, potentially leading to security breaches.
Claroty and Deloitte have partnered to provide industrial enterprises in the APAC region with cybersecurity strategies and OT management capabilities.
Claroty has released updates to its Claroty Platform in order to bring more operational technology (OT) security controls in a single solution.
IT pros globally fear attacks on critical infrastructure, with electric power seen as the most vulnerable sector, according to a Claroty report.
The security breach represents the same protocol that was exploited by the Industroyer malware which attacked a Ukrainian power grid in 2016.
