Claroty and Corsha Enhance OT Security for U.S. Federal Agencies

Claroty has partnered with Corsha to integrate operational technology (OT) threat detection with machine identity security, aimed at U.S. federal agencies. This collaboration combines Claroty's Continuous Threat Detection (CTD) with Corsha's identity and access control, enhancing security in critical cyber-physical systems (CPS). Both companies have received Authority to Operate (ATO) at various military and federal sites, validating their technologies. The integration addresses the growing complexity of OT and IT convergence, which increases cyber risks from nation-state adversaries and cybercriminals. The solution emphasizes Zero Trust principles, ensuring identity enforcement at every connection point. This partnership aims to provide real-time visibility and automated threat mitigation across mission-critical infrastructure.

Key Points: • Claroty and Corsha's integration enhances OT security for U.S. federal agencies. • Both companies have received Authority to Operate at key military sites. • The solution emphasizes Zero Trust principles to mitigate cyber risks.