Thistle Tech Launches Platform 3.0: Rapid OT Cyber Defense
Thistle Technologies has launched Platform 3.0, a new cybersecurity solution for operational technology environments. The platform is designed to help defenders respond swiftly to evolving threats, with an estimated annual cost of USD $172.4 billion for unmitigated OT cyber incidents.
Platform 3.0 introduces several key features to enhance its capabilities. It offers deployment options for organizations of varying sizes and complexities, supporting devices like the STS-50 and combined Sensor/SiteStore configurations.
The Insights Hub provides a centralised view of risks, vulnerabilities, assets, and threat alerts, enabling quicker decision-making. This is particularly crucial given the shortening attack timelines, with some incidents now unfolding in mere weeks or days.
The platform also incorporates AI-enhanced vulnerability analysis, accelerating back-end analysis without compromising accuracy. Dragos, the developer of Platform 3.0, has been recognised as a Leader in the first Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyber-Physical Systems Protection Platforms.
Dragos offers complete managed security via its OT Watch Complete service, providing round-the-clock monitoring and support. The 'Now, Next, Never' risk prioritisation methodology helps customers evaluate their exposure and determine required actions.
Platform 3.0 is designed to help defenders respond more rapidly and effectively to cyber threats in industrial infrastructure. With the potential annual cost of OT cyber incidents reaching USD $172.4 billion, the platform's capabilities are timely and crucial for organizations to protect their operational technology environments.
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