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Leonardo, a global company focused on aerospace, defense and security, and Nozomi Networks, a leading player in real-time cybersecurity and operational visibility for industrial control systems (ICS), announced they have partnered to provide Nozomi Networks’ deep network visibility, non-intrusive monitoring and continuous threat detection capabilities to enhance Leonardo’s Cyber Protection Program for Industrial and Critical National Infrastructures (CNI). The offering is available now to both current and future Leonardo customers worldwide to secure critical infrastructures.
The agreement aims to implement the safety of industrial control systems and critical infrastructure, thanks to deep network visibility, non-intrusive monitoring and continuous threat detection.
Deep knowledge of the complexities of ICS networks, continuous innovation and expertise in artificial intelligence have made Nozomi Networks SCADAguardian a comprehensive, scalable, and mature product in its category. Now in its third generation of technology, Nozomi Networks is leading the ICS security market with an end-to-end platform for ICS cybersecurity and operational reliability. Capabilities include real-time ICS monitoring, industrial network visualization, hybrid ICS threat and anomaly detection, asset inventory and vulnerability assessment, all delivered through a single solution.
Leonard Knows How to Secure Critical Infrastructures
Leonardo has been at the forefront of the development of solutions to security threats for years. Focused on the Military and CNI fields, Leonardo provides a comprehensive and systemic approach that covers the entire lifecycle of cybersecurity programs including security governance, assessment and design of digital infrastructures, the adoption of specific technologies for SCADA/ICS protection, the design and operation of Industrial Security operations centers and cyber threat intelligence systems.
Leonardo is pursuing an open innovation approach, in line with the strategic drivers of the Industrial Plan recently presented, collaborating with the best universities and national institutions of the countries in which the company operates and activating synergies and qualified partnerships with innovative start-up to integrate the best technologies.