On May 21, Claroty, the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, today announced a strategic integration with Corsha, a leading Machine Identity Provider (mIDP). This powerful collaboration unites Claroty’s market-leading Continuous Threat Detection (CTD) with Corsha’s dynamic identity and access control, delivering holistic operational technology (OT) security to U.S. government agencies.
Claroty CTD was recently granted Authority to Operate (ATO) at multiple military missile defense sites and a Facility Related Control System (FRCS) for a classified Intelligence Community, validating CTD as a trusted technology partner within the most sensitive federal CPS environments. Corsha mIDP was granted Authority to Operate (ATO) at the U.S. Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (WR-ALC) and is now securely connecting manufacturing robots to data analytics apps at the shop floor edge, further automating sustainment operations.
Federal agencies are experiencing an unprecedented convergence of OT, information technology (IT), building management systems (BMS) and FRCS, driven by mandates for modernization, increased mission effectiveness, and the adoption of cloud and remote management capabilities. While this enhances operational agility and supports mission continuity, it creates significant new cyber risks—expanding the attack surface and exposing mission-critical systems to advanced nation-state adversaries and cybercriminals. Securing critical OT and CPS environments now requires solutions that deliver continuous, real-time visibility across all assets, enforce identity at every connection point, and operationalize resilient Zero Trust controls tailored to the unique demands of federal networks—all at mission speed and scale.
The Corsha Machine Identity Provider (mIDP) integrates directly with Claroty CTD, leveraging Corsha’s continuously authenticated identities and dynamic access control to elevate CTD’s deep asset visibility and continuous threat monitoring, actively securing every machine-to-machine connection with automated mitigation.
“Federal agencies are faced with not just growing threats but also the increased complexity of OT/IT convergence,” said Anusha Iyer, Corsha founder and CEO. “Our strategic integration with Claroty will deliver a unified, Zero Trust–aligned foundation to CPS protection programs that reduces exposure, limits lateral movement, and simplifies compliance for stronger security across the nation’s mission-critical infrastructure.”
“We’re thrilled to be partnering with Corsha to bring the most comprehensive OT security solution to the federal government,” said Jen Sovada, general manager, public sector at Claroty. “This pairing helps organizations defend against operational disruption, prevents ransomware and supply chain attacks, and contains vulnerabilities in real time, enabling teams who protect critical infrastructure to achieve true cyber resilience.”
Source: Claroty
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