For a broad cybersecurity platform that can spot and control all connected devices, including IoT and OT assets, Forescout is a top contender. It automates assessment, segmentation and enforcement of both proactive and reactive controls in IT, IoT, IoMT and OT environments. Forescout has features like network security, risk and exposure management, threat detection, asset inventory and zero-trust access control. It serves financial services, government, healthcare and education customers, so it's a good option for improving cybersecurity posture across a range of asset types.
Another strong contender is Tenable, which has a range of products for vulnerability management, cloud security and OT security. Tenable has useful features like exposure metrics and reporting, attack path analysis, real-time vulnerability assessment and support for multiple cloud environments. It can see into both IT and OT environments, so it's good for automotive, energy, finance, healthcare and oil and gas customers. Tenable's platform lets customers understand, prioritize and remediate cyber risk across their full attack surface.
For IoT-specific needs, check out Lantronix, which has a broad platform for managing and analyzing IoT devices. It includes tools for collecting data, sending it over networks, processing it and controlling devices remotely, as well as secure turnkey solutions like software services and IoT gateways. Lantronix's platform spans a broad range of uses, including transportation, smart cities, healthcare and manufacturing, so it's a good option for IoT device management.
Last, Fortinet has a unified and integrated cybersecurity platform that unifies security and networking across all edges, users and devices. Its features include secure networking, unified SASE, secure SD-WAN and security operations with SIEM, SOAR and EDR. Fortinet's platform is built on FortiOS, which means customers can manage and control everything from a single source, so it's a good option for customers who need strong and scalable security.