On March 5, Claroty, the cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company, announced a partnership with SealingTech, a Parsons Corporation company that is a trusted partner in providing powerful edge computing hardware and cybersecurity solutions to protect the federal government and private enterprises. The partnership provides the tools, knowledge, and support necessary for Cyber Protection Teams (CPTs) to address the unique challenges of securing operational technology (OT) and CPS networks, even in the most demanding field conditions.
Through an integrated approach that bridges IT and OT, the collaboration enhances visibility, security, and response capabilities. With advanced tools, comprehensive training, and proven expertise, this partnership ensures swift, agile, and effective threat hunting and mitigation for U.S. Federal government teams. This seamless integration supports standalone and air-gapped operations, ensuring CPTs can maintain security even in the most isolated environments, according to the companies.
“Federal cyber protection teams currently face an array of challenges when securing OT and CPS networks in the field – from operating with limited resources and in strict environments to lacking OT expertise and navigating urgent response needs,” said Heather Young, vice president of U.S. federal at Claroty. “As nation state threats and other cyber threats to these networks increase in sophistication and frequency, the need to bridge these operational gaps is a matter of national security. Together, we’re equipping teams with the critical insights they need to mitigate priority risks and secure their operations.”
“SealingTech’s defensive cyber solutions help solve our customers’ pain points and mission-critical needs,” said Dave Shortt, director of growth at SealingTech. “By combining our capabilities with Claroty’s public sector expertise in CPS and OT environments, we’re equipping our government and commercial industry with the tools needed to safeguard their networks.”
Source: Claroty
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