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VisibilitySegmentationRiskFebruary 15, 2024

ORDR and Check Point Solution Brief

Discover how ORDR's passive device discovery integrates with Check Point to enable zero-trust segmentation across IoT and OT networks. Learn to automatically classify connected devices, enforce AI-driven security policies, and maintain continuous risk visibility without disrupting operations.

What you'll learn

  • Passively discover and classify all IoT/OT devices without network disruption
  • Implement zone-based segmentation policies using AI-driven risk assessment
  • Monitor and respond to device risk changes in real-time across your network

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ORDR and Check Point Solution Brief

Frequently asked questions
How can we implement zero-trust segmentation for IoT and OT devices without disrupting operations?
ORDR's passive device discovery identifies and classifies all connected devices without active scanning or network interruption. When integrated with Check Point, it automatically enforces zone-based segmentation policies based on AI-driven risk assessment, enabling zero-trust security without operational downtime.
What's the difference between active scanning and ORDR's passive discovery for device visibility?
Active scanning can trigger alerts, disrupt industrial processes, and impact patient care in healthcare environments. ORDR uses passive monitoring to observe network traffic and automatically classify IoT/OT devices in real-time, providing complete visibility while maintaining continuous operations.
Can we respond to device risk changes in real-time across our network?
Yes. ORDR continuously monitors device behavior and risk status across your entire network, providing real-time alerts when risk changes occur. This allows your security team to implement immediate responses and policy adjustments through Check Point's segmentation controls without manual intervention delays.

This resource is published by ORDR, the connected asset security company. ORDR delivers AI-powered visibility, risk assessment, and automated protection for IoT, OT, and IoMT devices across healthcare, manufacturing, government, and financial environments. Browse all resources →