Rapid7

Ordr works with Rapid7 to seamlessly discover all connected assets including IoT, IoMT, and OT devices. The joint solution enables Rapid7 to perform the right scan at the right time regardless of the device type, location, criticality or role within the organization. Many vulnerable IoT/OT devices discovered by Rapid7 cannot be patched or updated. Ordr automates the application of compensating controls to safeguard these devices by sending protection policies directly to firewalls, switches, wireless, or NAC systems. Similarly, infected devices can be quickly isolated through existing network and security devices.

How It Works

The integration with Ordr and Rapid7 InsightVM provide ongoing bi-directional synchronization for managing vulnerabilities with rich device context. Ordr discovers every connected device, profiles device behaviors and risks, and automates remediation responses. Rapid7 InsightVM provides visibility into the vulnerabilities and clarity on how those vulnerabilities translate into business risk. Combining Ordr’s unique device intelligence with Rapid7’s advanced vulnerability intelligence provides organizations with the ultimate solution to efficiently manage risks while reducing service disruption and time to remediate.

Integration diagram with Rapid7 illustrating seamless discovery of all connected assets including IoT, IoMT, and OT devices.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive Coverage – Ordr’s identification and classification of lightweight, agentless devices allows administrators to quickly exclude specific IoT devices or categories from active Rapid7 scans, opening network segments to vulnerability scanning that had previously been excluded.
  • Optimized Scanning – Using Ordr’s detailed insight into device types, scan sensitivity, and their critical role within the organization, Rapid7 scans can be tailored to each device.
  • Proactive Protection – Rather than blocking or quarantining critical IoT devices after infection, Ordr’s segmentation policies create barriers that protect vulnerable devices while still enabling essential services.
  • Smart Scheduling – Ordr tracks utilization patterns for critical devices, allowing administrators to schedule vulnerability scans for times when devices are not in use, minimizing disruption and operational risk.