Sophos Nozomi Networks and Sophos Integrate IT and OT Security Platforms
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- •Nozomi Networks and Sophos have partnered to unify IT and OT security operations.
- •The integration allows for better visibility and correlation of threat data across environments.
- •This initiative addresses vulnerabilities arising from IT compromises impacting OT systems.
Nozomi Networks and Sophos have announced a partnership to integrate their security platforms, combining Nozomi's AI-enabled Vantage with Sophos Fusion. This integration aims to enhance visibility and threat detection across IT and operational technology (OT) environments, addressing vulnerabilities that can arise when IT systems are compromised. The partnership allows security teams to correlate OT telemetry and threat data with IT security information, streamlining investigations and response efforts. As critical infrastructure faces increasing threats from nation-states and cybercriminals, this integration is designed to provide a unified view of security across both domains. The integration also supports automation, enabling security teams to utilize Nozomi data within Sophos workflows. This initiative is part of Sophos's broader strategy to expand Fusion through third-party integrations, improving security operations for managed service providers (MSPs) and managed security service providers (MSSPs).
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