360Quadrants, the
world’s only comparison platform that combines expert analysis with
crowdsourced reviews, has released a quadrant on industrial control systems
security solutions for transportation & logistics to help businesses make
quicker and more informed decisions.
Industrial Control Systems Security (ICS
security) is defined as the ability of organizations to secure their automation
processes and related critical information from cyber intrusions for
uninterrupted and sustained the productivity of utilities, grids,
transportation systems, and manufacturing plants. Industrial control systems
cover various types of control systems such as Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition (SCADA), Distributed Control System (DCS), and Programmable Logic
Controllers (PLC) to remotely manage critical industrial infrastructure from a
central control room. The need to secure systems from advanced persistent
threats is prompting various security solution providers to customize their
offerings according to industry demand.
For this quadrant, the components of industrial
control systems security are mainly segmented into solution, service, type,
security type, and vertical.
Nozomi Networks has been identified as an innovator
in the industrial control systems security solutions space given its extensive
product features, high product quality, reliability, suitable channel strategy,
and wide geographical footprint. 360Quadrants also lists competitors of Nozomi
Networks in the industrial control systems security solutions space.
Industrial control systems security solution offerings from Nozomi aims
to deliver valuable insights and intelligence from data. The company has an
established product portfolio with a robust market presence and business
strategy.
Nozomi Networks and The Missing Link partnered to offer Advanced ICS
Cybersecurity Solutions to Various Industries across Australia and New Zealand
Nozomi Networks Inc. partnered with The Missing Link to broaden The
Missing Link’s delivery of services to customers in critical infrastructure,
energy, manufacturing, mining, and transport industries in Australia and New
Zealand. Customers in these industries are focusing on securing their systems as
hackers are targeting ICS in manufacturing and critical infrastructure to
disrupt operations or extort money from businesses.
