To provide essential services without disruption, public authorities must secure the critical infrastructure they operate — water and wastewater facilities, port authorities, public transportation and more — despite limited resources, tightly controlled rate increases and aging equipment. These cyber-physical systems make attractive targets for cyberattacks. They need CPS-focused protection.
Comply with USCG baseline cybersecurity requirements in response to increasing cyberattacks on digital ports that can reverberate through the supply chain.
Learn MoreProtect SCADA systems, PLCs, HMIs and other OT/ICS assets being targeted in pumping stations, treatment plants and remote facilities to maintain a safe water supply.
Learn MoreProtect traffic control and signaling systems, automated fare controls, CCTV cameras and more to detect tampering and ensure passenger safety.
Learn MoreDetect threats and anomalies for everything from baggage handling to and instrument landing systems, promoting safe, reliable airport operations.
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Automate asset inventory with safe, non-disruptive discovery methods for sensitive OT/IoT assets.
Learn MoreThreat Detection & Response
Leverage signature, indicator, behavior and anomaly-based detection at the network and endpoint level to disrupt attacks.
Learn MoreContinuous Monitoring
Capture network traffic and asset behavior changes with monitoring techniques purpose-built for industrial control systems.
Learn MoreVulnerability & Risk Management
Prioritize and accelerate remediation with actionable intelligence and playbooks to address the most critical issues first.
Learn MoreThrough the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021, Congress established the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program (SLCGP) and appropriated $1 billion be allocated over four years to help state, local and territorial governments reduce systemic cyber risk, thus improving the security of critical infrastructure and improving the resilience of services. Jointly managed by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the program is authorized for funding through FY 2025.
State Administrative Agencies (SAAs), including territorial governments, are eligible to receive grants. They must pass through 80% of awarded funds to local governments and 25% to rural areas.
Nozomi Networks' information security management systems are certified to manage and reduce identified risks to an acceptable level.
Nozomi Networks has certified the Vantage SaaS platform for SOC 2 Type 1 & 2.
The Nozomi Networks cryptographic modules are fully compliant with the FIPS 140-2 specifications from NIST.
The Nozomi Networks solution is currently available through Carahsoft on multiple contracts and purchasing schedules, including GSA, NASA SEWP, ITES.