Industrialcyber.Co Claroty Enhances CPS Security with New Visibility Orchestration Capabilities
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- •Claroty launched Visibility Orchestration in xDome to improve CPS asset visibility.
- •Over 200 cyber attacks were reported in the last year targeting CPS environments.
- •The new capabilities automate data collection and prioritize actions to enhance security.
On April 14, 2026, Claroty announced the launch of its new Visibility Orchestration capabilities in the Claroty xDome SaaS platform. This innovation aims to address the rising threat of cyber attacks targeting cyber-physical systems (CPS) by enhancing asset visibility and security. Claroty's Team82 reported over 200 cyber attacks in the past year, where attackers exploited internet-exposed devices using default credentials and insecure protocols. The new capabilities provide organizations across various sectors, including industrial and healthcare, with a high-fidelity understanding of their CPS environments. Despite increased awareness of visibility gaps, many organizations still struggle with translating visibility data into actionable security measures. The Visibility Orchestration feature automates data collection and generates prioritized actions to close visibility gaps, ultimately improving security posture and reducing risk. This development reflects a growing recognition among executives of the importance of safeguarding CPS environments.
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