claroty.com Claroty Launches AI Security Agent Claire for CPS Protection
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- •Claroty launched Claire, the first CPS-native AI security agent on May 28, 2026.
- •Claire leverages a comprehensive CPS language model to enhance security for mission-critical infrastructure.
- •The tool aims to mitigate risks associated with the expanding CPS attack surface driven by AI advancements.
On May 28, 2026, Claroty announced the launch of Claire, the first CPS-native AI security agent designed to enhance the security of mission-critical infrastructure. Claire utilizes an advanced CPS language model, trained on extensive industry data, to provide organizations with proactive defense capabilities. The tool aims to address the expanding attack surface in cyber-physical systems, particularly as AI technologies proliferate. According to Goldman Sachs, the market for humanoid robots is expected to grow significantly, indicating a rising risk in CPS environments. The agent is designed to minimize attack surfaces and improve operational resilience by automating security actions and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Organizations using Claire can expect enhanced insights and actions tailored to their specific sectors. This innovation is backed by threat research from Claroty's Team82, ensuring a robust defense mechanism against evolving threats.
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