Morningstar Bastazo and Nozomi Networks Launch AI-Powered Cybersecurity Integration
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- •Bastazo and Nozomi Networks announced a cybersecurity technology integration on July 16, 2026.
- •The integration provides automated remediation and prioritization of vulnerabilities in OT environments.
- •Customers can leverage AI-driven insights to enhance visibility and risk management.
Bastazo and Nozomi Networks announced a technology integration on July 16, 2026, aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for critical infrastructure operators. The joint solution addresses the gap between vulnerability detection and automated remediation, providing a clear path from vulnerability discovery to risk reduction. This integration allows OT security teams to utilize Nozomi's asset and network data directly within Bastazo's attack simulation engine, facilitating immediate action on vulnerabilities. Key features include AI-powered prioritization of vulnerabilities and automated remediation playbooks tailored to operational protocols. This collaboration aims to improve visibility and risk management in OT environments, helping operators focus on the most critical vulnerabilities. The integration is expected to significantly enhance incident response capabilities for customers reliant on Nozomi's platform.
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