www.belden.com Belden and Radiflow Launch Unified OT Security Solution
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- •Belden and Radiflow's partnership focuses on automating OT security enforcement.
- •The integrated solution combines Radiflow's risk assessment with Belden's network access control.
- •Real-time adjustments to access rights enhance response times to identified risks.
Belden Inc. and Radiflow announced a partnership to enhance operational technology (OT) security by integrating Radiflow's CIARA platform with Belden's NAC. This collaboration aims to automate security enforcement, bridging the gap between threat detection and network response. As OT environments grow more interconnected, the need for immediate action on identified risks has become critical. The integrated solution will allow for real-time risk assessment and automatic access control adjustments, reducing response times to potential threats. This unified approach is designed to provide industrial operators with actionable insights and immediate responses to emerging risks, enhancing overall security posture in critical infrastructure sectors such as manufacturing and energy.
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