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Dragos is a cybersecurity company focused on industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT): the networks, computers, controllers, and software that monitor or control physical processes. Its work includes OT asset visibility, industrial vulnerability analysis, threat intelligence, and support for investigating intrusions in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and water.
Security news carrying this tag may concern vulnerabilities in industrial devices, adversary activity targeting control environments, or methods for detecting and containing it. OT systems often run legacy software, use specialized protocols, and cannot be patched or rebooted freely because changes can interrupt production or affect safety. Practitioners therefore validate asset and vulnerability data against the specific plant, prioritize weaknesses by process consequence and exposure, and use passive monitoring and segmentation where feasible. Dragos reporting can inform detection and response, but indicators and recommended mitigations require local validation; publicizing detailed flaws may also create exposure if owners have not implemented safeguards.
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Deal Combines Dragos OT Threat Detection With runZero, NetRiseAccenture is acquiring a majority stake in Dragos and full ownership of runZero and NetRise in a $4.2 billion deal to build an end-to-end OT cybersecurity platform for power grids, water systems, manufacturing plants and other critical infrastructure operators.
OT Firm Looks to Secure IoT, Industrial and Medical DevicesDragos, one of the first OT cybersecurity companies, announced Monday it acquired Phosphorus, the IoT security and management player, a move analysts said was designed to catch Dragos up with its competitors and expand its offerings to cover the quickly growing IoT sector.