Claroty’s new VRM capabilities lend CISOs a helping hand>
– Daniel Croft
Claroty’s new VRM capabilities lend CISOs a helping hand to gain control of industrial networks
Claroty has launched new capabilities that aim to help customers regain control of their industrial networks.
The new capabilities, called Virtual Remote Manager (VRM), give customers access to network visibility and control without the need to physically access the network.
The new VRM capabilities enable customers to easily access the network environment within minutes and identify physical and cyber security risks.
This includes monitoring devices, identifying changes on the network, and instant visibility into potential threats.
The aim of VRM is to give customers a means to regain control of their industrial network without having to physically access it.
This helps to decrease the amount of time and cost it takes to deploy physical security measures.
It also helps to reduce the likelihood of human error, which can be caused by manually configuring and maintaining physical security measures.
In addition, the VRM technology also supports the latest security protocols such as Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and other forms of authentication.
This helps ensure that the network is secure at all times and reduces the risk of data theft or malicious activity.
The new VRM capabilities are available in the Claroty Security Platform and are intended to give customers complete control over their industrial network from any location.
The platform is capable of providing detailed reports and dashboards of the network environment, and the platform also includes reporting tools for in-depth analytics.
The launch of the new VRM capabilities is yet another example of Claroty’s focus on security and network control for industrial networks.
The company is committed to providing customers with the tools they need to gain control of their network environments, and the launch of the new VRM capabilities is part of that commitment.
Link: https://www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au/technology/9595-claroty-s-new-vrm-capabilities-lend-cisos-a-helping-hand