Morningstar TXOne Networks Advances OT Cybersecurity with Enforceable Protection Framework
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- •TXOne Networks launched a new cybersecurity framework at the Gartner Summit.
- •The framework aims to reduce operational risks in industrial environments without downtime.
- •TXOne has recorded zero unplanned downtime across 3,600+ deployments.
TXOne Networks introduced its Discover-Assess-Protect framework at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026. This framework aims to help industrial organizations transition from asset visibility to enforceable operational technology (OT) protection without disrupting production. With unplanned downtime costing manufacturers between $125,000 and $300,000 per hour, the need for effective cybersecurity solutions is critical. The framework emphasizes complete asset visibility, prioritized risk intelligence, and production-safe protection, including virtual patching and zero-reboot endpoint protection. TXOne has achieved zero unplanned downtime across over 3,600 global deployments. The shift from visibility to enforceable protection reflects a broader evolution in OT cybersecurity, focusing on reducing operational risks while maintaining continuous operations.
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