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Claroty
Claroty secures cyber-physical systems across industrial, healthcare, and public sectors, deployed at 22,000+ sites globally.
Claroty
Claroty focuses exclusively on cyber-physical systems (CPS) security, protecting the operational technology (OT), Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and building management systems (BMS) that underpin critical infrastructure. The platform provides asset inventory, exposure management, network protection, and threat detection across industrial, healthcare, commercial, and public-sector environments. The firm designs its platform for the operational constraints of physical environments, emphasizing zero-downtime discovery methods and AI-driven analytics. Its integrations with hardware and software vendors such as Rockwell Automation, Qualys, and Splunk allow it to embed security context into existing operational workflows. Customers confirmed on the firm's website include Pfizer, BHP, and Standard Industries. Claroty's client base spans 24 Fortune 100 companies and over 1,300 customers in more than 60 countries. The firm operates from offices in New York, Milwaukee, and Munich. Its in-house research arm, Team82, contributes original vulnerability intelligence and threat analysis to the CPS community. What separates Claroty from generic cybersecurity vendors is its refusal to treat operational environments as just another IT segment. The platform translates network signals into the language of plant engineers and clinical engineers, enabling risk decisions that respect both uptime and patient safety. This operational fluency has placed the firm as a recognized leader in Forrester's IoT security evaluations and Gartner's CPS protection platform assessments.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
Milwaukee, New York, Munich, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What types of environments does Claroty secure?
Claroty secures cyber-physical systems (CPS), which includes operational technology (OT) in factories, the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) in hospitals, building management systems (BMS) in commercial real estate, and critical infrastructure in the public sector.
Does Claroty replace existing IT security tools?
No. Claroty integrates with existing security stacks — including SIEM platforms like Splunk, vulnerability managers like Qualys and Tenable, and network tools from Palo Alto Networks and Check Point — to add visibility and protection for non-IT devices that these tools typically miss.
How does Claroty's approach differ for industrial versus healthcare environments?
While the underlying platform is shared, Claroty tailors deployments by environment: industrial deployments focus on operational uptime and revenue protection for production lines, while healthcare deployments prioritize patient safety and clinical continuity through device-level monitoring.
What is Team82?
Team82 is Claroty's dedicated threat research group. It publishes original CPS vulnerability disclosures, threat intelligence, and defensive research that benefits both Claroty customers and the wider operational technology security community.
Does Claroty offer remote access capabilities?
Yes. Claroty provides CPS-specific secure remote access solutions, recognized by Gartner as a Representative Vendor in its Market Guide for CPS Secure Remote Access, designed to replace legacy VPN approaches that can endanger sensitive physical processes.
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