Nozominetworks Nozomi Networks and SEL Enhance Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
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- •Nozomi Networks and SEL expand partnership to enhance cybersecurity for critical infrastructure.
- •Integration of AI-powered cybersecurity with SEL's networking solutions improves operational visibility.
- •New offerings support compliance with NERC CIP and IEC 62443 regulatory frameworks.
On October 20, 2026, Nozomi Networks and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories announced an expansion of their partnership aimed at improving cyber resilience for critical infrastructure operators. The collaboration integrates Nozomi's AI-powered cybersecurity platform with SEL's industrial networking and cybersecurity services. This partnership is designed to enhance operational visibility and compliance with regulatory frameworks, including NERC CIP and IEC 62443. The integration allows for real-time visibility of connected assets and traffic flows, which is essential for threat detection and anomaly analysis. The new offerings include advanced monitoring capabilities on ruggedized hardware, specifically SEL-3355 Computing Platforms. This development is particularly relevant for utilities and critical infrastructure organizations facing increasing regulatory scrutiny and cyber threats. The companies aim to streamline compliance and enhance security programs through this expanded offering.
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