Visibility tools don’t act.
Teams are left translating insights into network rules across firewalls, NAC systems, and segmentation tools.
Platform Overview
From Visibility to Safe Enforcement
Most platforms identify risk but stop at recommendations, leaving teams to translate insight into policy.
ORDR enables safe, behavior-based segmentation that reduces lateral movement without disrupting production systems.
Before you can enforce segmentation safely, you need to understand exactly what’s connected,
how it behaves, and what depends on it.
That’s where most efforts slow down.
Teams are left translating insights into network rules across firewalls, NAC systems, and segmentation tools.
Without behavioral intelligence, enforcement can disrupt critical systems. Teams hesitate to move forward because they can’t predict the impact.
Broad zones still allow lateral movement once attackers are inside.
Creating and maintaining device-level policies across thousands of assets requires accurate, continuously updated intelligence.
Separate tools for visibility, policy, and enforcement introduce complexity and slow execution.
Visibility tools identify risk but stop at recommendations.
Segmentation tools enforce policies, but depend on external data.
ORDR brings both together, so you can move from understanding risk to safely enforcing controls without stitching together multiple systems.
| Capability | Traditional Visibility (Armis, Claroty) | Segmentation-Only (Elisity) | ORDR AI Protect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asset Discovery | ✓ Strong | Limited | ✓ AI-powered, 100M+ devices |
| Macro-Segmentation | Recommendations only in the Claroty platform. Available on the Armis platform. | ✓ Enforcement | ✓ Enforcement |
| Micro-Segmentation | ❌ Not available in the Claroty platform. Limited in the Armis platform | ✓ Enforcement | ✓ Enforcement |
| Policy Simulation | ❌ Not available. | Limited | ✓ Built-in validation |
| Intelligence + Enforcement | ❌ Integration with the segmentation tool required | ❌ Separate visibility tool required | ✓ Single platform |
| Vendor Coordination | Multiple vendors | Multiple vendors | One platform |
From visibility to enforcement, ORDR helps teams move faster, act with confidence,
and reduce risk without disrupting operations
| Capability | What ORDR Delivers |
|---|---|
| Discovery, Classification, and Context | A trusted foundation for every decision: Continuously discovers and classifies IT, IoT, OT, and medical devices using passive monitoring and integrations. Behavioral intelligence provides the context teams need to understand risk and act with confidence. |
| Pre-Built Enforcement Matrix | Validate before you enforce: Visualize real device communication, simulate policy impact, and confirm safety before deployment, so teams can enforce controls without risking operations. |
| ML-Written Policies | Reduce manual effort and accelerate deployment: Automatically generate least-privilege policies based on real device behavior, helping teams move from analysis to enforcement faster without relying on static rules. |
| Macro + Micro Segmentation | Contain threats more effectively: Enforce both zone-level controls and device-level least privilege to reduce lateral movement across the environment, without adding complexity. |
| Regulatory Framework Compliance | Be audit-ready by design: Maintain continuous enforcement and reporting aligned with frameworks such as NIST, CIS, CMMC, and more, reducing audit friction and recurring findings. |
One platform. Three critical teams. Whether you’re running a hospital, manufacturing plant, or enterprise, here’s how ORDR helps each team solve its biggest problems without creating new ones for others.
The challenge: You can see threats, but containment requires manual coordination across tools
With ORDR: Automatically enforce controls based on real device behavior to reduce lateral movement and contain exposure faster.
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Lateral Movement PreventionThe challenge: Enforcement introduces risk; you can’t safely predict impact.
With ORDR: Simulate policies before enforcement, validate impact, and apply controls without disrupting production systems.
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Safe EnforcementThe challenge: Audit findings persist despite investments in visibility tools.
With ORDR: Move from point-in-time checks to continuous enforcement with reporting aligned to regulatory frameworks.
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Continuous ComplianceORDR integrates natively with your existing infrastructure. No rip-and-replace required.
ORDR is the only platform that combines deep, behavior-based asset intelligence with built-in enforcement, so you can go from seeing problems to safely fixing them, without stitching tools together.
Segmentation doesn’t fail because it isn’t valuable—it fails because it’s difficult to implement safely.
ORDR removes that barrier.
ORDR brings together device intelligence, safe enforcement, and AI-assisted decision-making, so teams can understand risk, decide what matters, and act with confidence.
| Platform Layer | Capability | What It Delivers |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation Layer | AI Protect for Security |
Know exactly what’s connected, and what it means Continuously discover and classify every connected device using passive monitoring and integrations. Behavioral intelligence provides context on function, risk, and communication patterns, creating a trusted foundation for security, IT, and compliance teams. |
| Protection Layer | AI Protect for Segmentation |
Enforce controls safely, without disrupting operations Automatically generate segmentation policies based on real device behavior, simulate impact before enforcement, and apply controls across existing infrastructure. Reduce lateral movement while maintaining uptime and operational continuity. |
| Intelligence Layer | ORDR IQ |
ORDR IQ works alongside your team as an AI-driven assistant, helping you investigate threats, understand exposure, and determine next steps instantly.
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How is ORDR different from Armis or Claroty?
Armis and Claroty provide strong visibility into connected devices, but enforcement typically requires additional tools and coordination.
ORDR combines device intelligence and segmentation enforcement in a single platform—so teams can move from identifying risk to safely reducing it without stitching together multiple systems.
How is ORDR different from Elisity?
Elisity focuses on segmentation enforcement but relies on external data sources for device context.
ORDR provides both the intelligence and the enforcement, giving teams a single, trusted foundation to understand risk and act on it without managing multiple platforms.
Can ORDR integrate with my existing infrastructure?
Yes. ORDR integrates with existing network and security infrastructure, including firewalls, NAC, switches, and wireless controllers from vendors like Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Aruba, Juniper, and Forescout.
Policies are enforced through the systems you already trust, no rip-and-replace required.
How long does deployment take?
Initial discovery and visibility are typically available within 24–48 hours.
Segmentation timelines vary by environment, but organizations commonly move from visibility to validated enforcement in days to weeks, rather than the months or years associated with traditional approaches.
Will enforcement break production?
ORDR is designed for environments where downtime isn’t acceptable.
Every policy is simulated before enforcement to show exactly what will be affected. Teams can validate safety using real traffic before applying controls, reducing risk without disrupting operations.