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- •Dragos launched EmberAI to enhance cybersecurity for operational technology environments.
- •The tool utilizes the largest OT cybersecurity dataset for threat intelligence.
- •EmberAI aims to assist organizations managing critical infrastructure against increasing cyber threats.
Dragos Inc. has introduced EmberAI, an AI assistant tailored for operational technology (OT) environments. This tool leverages the Dragos Intelligence Fabric, the largest OT cybersecurity dataset, to provide threat intelligence to analysts of all skill levels. EmberAI enables users to query assets, vulnerabilities, and network activity using natural language, prioritizing threats based on their operational impact. It aims to address the increasing number of attacks on critical infrastructure and the shortage of OT security specialists. The target audience includes organizations managing power grids, manufacturing plants, water systems, pipelines, and data centers. EmberAI's features include an intelligence-driven query engine and a correlation layer for a unified view of threats. The company assures that customer data remains secure within their environment, with analysts retaining decision-making authority.
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