Prnewswire OPSWAT and Emerson Enhance Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure
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- •OPSWAT and Emerson's partnership focuses on enhancing cybersecurity for critical infrastructure.
- •The integration of OPSWAT's patch management into the Ovation Platform addresses unpatched vulnerabilities.
- •Over 800 sites globally utilize Emerson's Ovation Platform, indicating widespread impact.
On April 16, 2026, OPSWAT and Emerson announced a strategic reseller agreement to enhance cybersecurity for critical infrastructure operators, particularly in the power and water sectors. The collaboration aims to integrate OPSWAT's operational technology (OT) patch management capabilities into Emerson's Ovation™ Automation Platform. This initiative addresses the increasing cyber threats faced by critical infrastructure operators, including vulnerabilities from unpatched systems. The new patch management solution will utilize OPSWAT's MetaDefender Endpoint and My OPSWAT Central Management On-Premises to secure industrial environments. Emerson's Ovation Platform is already in use at over 800 sites globally, highlighting the extensive impact of this partnership. The agreement reflects a growing need for cybersecurity solutions tailored specifically for OT environments, which differ from traditional IT systems. As cyber threats evolve, the collaboration seeks to fortify the resilience of essential systems that support modern society.
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