Industrialcyber.Co Cyolo and Nozomi Networks Integrate for Enhanced OT Security
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- •Integration enables continuous asset data flow between Cyolo and Nozomi Networks.
- •Streamlines access policy management with automated asset reflection.
- •Supports dynamic, risk-based access controls based on asset risk levels.
Cyolo and Nozomi Networks announced a new integration on September 15, 2026, that allows continuous and bi-directional asset data flow between their platforms. This integration streamlines access policy management for joint customers by automatically reflecting assets identified in Nozomi Networks within Cyolo. It enhances risk-based access controls, allowing organizations to adjust access requirements based on the risk level of assets. The integration aims to reduce manual efforts and improve the alignment of access controls with changing environments. Both companies emphasize the importance of this integration in providing a clearer understanding of assets and risks across operational technology (OT) environments. The integration is available to customers immediately.
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