Cyber-physical systems (CPS) stories
Claroty's ANZ Regional Director, Leon Poggioli, details the firm's pioneering role in the defence of cyber-physical systems amid accelerating digitalisation in ANZ.
Cyber-physical systems protector, Claroty, welcomes Derek Phillips as new Chief Revenue Officer following 2023's impressive $100m+ recurring revenue. Phillips' extensive tech, security and sales background positions him to steer future growth.
Former U.S. National Cyber Director, Chris Inglis, joins Claroty's board, bringing big-hitter experience in cybersecurity to aid in the firm's mission of safeguarding the world's critical infrastructure.
Research by cybersecurity firm Claroty reveals 75% of critical infrastructure sectors experienced ransomware attacks in the past year.
NetRise unveils Trace, a revolutionary AI-powered search tool for identifying compromised assets in Extended IoT security.
Claroty boosts its cybersecurity alliance with Rockwell Automation, offering its Claroty xDome platform to Rockwell's client base.
Claroty has been recognised as a Representative Vendor in the 2023 Gartner Market Guide for CPS Protection Platforms.
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Claroty expands within the @ServiceNow ecosystem, releasing new integrations to protect cyber-physical systems. #CyberSecurity.
New operational technology security offerings extend Fortinet Security Fabric capabilities and reduce cybersecurity risk for industrial control systems.
Cyber-physical system vulnerabilities have decreased by 14% in 2H 2022, while internal research findings have increased by 80%, says a report by Claroty.
Claroty will engage with the Forum's Centre for Cybersecurity, and the company's CEO Yaniv Vardi will attend the annual meeting in Davos in January 2023.
Claroty appoints CJ Radford as Channels and Alliances Global VP; strengthens commitment to partner ecosystem for improved cyber security solutions.
Three out of every four CEOs could face personal liability for cyber-physical security incidents, according to Gartner research.
The two companies are bringing a broader distribution of the Honeywell security and surveillance to the country.
The market for systems that monitor and control mechanical devices will more than double in the next 10 years with security a priority.
UK's critical infrastructure faces 'catastrophic ransomware attack' due to inadequate preparation, warns parliamentary committee.
Adopting 4.0 technologies could lift New Zealand construction wages by GBP £3.5 billion and add up to USD $8 billion to GDP over five years.
The new system could help self-driving cars mix safely with human drivers on busy roads, a key step towards smart traffic by 2030.