Asset Intelligence
Asset intelligence refers to a deep and broad collection of details associated with IoT assets deployed in an enterprise environment.
Asset Inventory
Asset inventory is a challenge for most organizations, and connected devices can be difficult to discover when they fall under different operational owners.
Building Automation Systems
Building Automation Systems (BAS) automatically centralize control of a building's operations for increased efficiency and security.
CMDB
Inventory Management is continuous in healthcare and incorporating real time information about devices into CMDB systems is paramount.
CMMS
CMMS systems are found in manufacturing, healthcare, construction, transportation, and other industries where physical infrastructure is critical.
CVE
CVE stands for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures. When a CVE is found, software companies release patches so users can repair the vulnerability.
Device Utilization
Device utilization refers to how, how often, and by whom, connected devices are used in an organization.
Device Visibility
Device visibility refers to visibility into the traffic, devices, and behaviors in enterprise IT networks that are continually connecting more IoT devices.
IoMT
IoMT is the inventory, visibility, and control of devices that are internet-connected to enable the exchange or collection of data.
IoT Asset Management
For many organizations, asset management is performed as a periodic audit, which can lead to gaps in visibility when IoT devices are missed during an audit.
IoT Security
IoT security is the inventory, visibility, and control of devices that are internet-connected to enable the exchange or collection of data.
Medical Device Security
Medical device security refers to tools and practices that prevent attackers from gaining unauthorized access to medical devices and the data they generate.
Microsegmentation
Microsegmentation is the concept of segmenting IoT devices to a fine-grained level, so minimal communication is required for proper operation and management.
Network Access Control
Network access control prevents unauthorized devices from joining a network, and identifies existing devices on a network.
Network Segmentation
Network segmentation is an important part of a zero trust network, in which every device must be granted permission to access a network.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework provides the foundation for modern cybersecurity programs and controls.
Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability management includes asset discovery, monitoring, mitigation, remediation and defense tactics to protect an organization's IT network and devices.
Zero Trust
A zero trust architecture means that devices have no access to a network or hosted resources until a system verifies that each device should be granted access.