Cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection company Claroty announced on Tuesday new Visibility Orchestration capabilities in its Saas offering Claroty xDome, transforming visibility from a vague concept into a quantifiable measurement that proves the value of a strong CPS protection program. Visibility Orchestration elevates organizations across the industrial, healthcare, commercial, and public sectors to a high-fidelity understanding of their CPS environments, enabling measurable, actionable improvements in data quality and security posture and safely orchestrated risk reduction.
The cyber risks posed by undiscovered, unmonitored assets are at an all-time high. Claroty’s Team82 recently verified more than 200 cyber attacks over a 12-month period in which attackers gained access to CPS environments by simply scanning for internet-exposed devices and abusing default credentials and insecure protocols to gain access to the assets. By accessing devices such as PLCs, HMIs, medical devices, or IoT devices, they gained a foothold in mission-critical systems that govern daily societal operations.
According to Gartner, “Organizations are becoming aware of their blind spots. Asset-intensive organizations increasingly realize that CPS environments are value creation centers. For instance, a manufacturing company makes money by producing goods. A utility company can only fulfill its mission if services are delivered. Once largely ‘out of sight, out of mind,’ boards and C-suite executives increasingly want to know how their CPS production and mission-critical environments are protected.”
Despite this growing awareness, organizations are still often unaware of their visibility shortcomings, believing that they have achieved visibility simply because they have established an asset inventory. However, that visibility is often inconsistent, incomplete, and difficult to operationalize, creating a persistent gap between visibility data and actionable security outcomes that can hinder a holistic CPS protection program from effectively safeguarding business results.
“Attaining meaningful visibility is the foundation of building a CPS security posture, however organizations still struggle with translating it into impact that advances business goals,” said Gil Gur Arie, chief product officer at Claroty. “With high-quality, AI-enriched data that’s turned into clear, prioritized actions that security and operations teams can confidently execute, Claroty xDome helps teams move beyond simple measurement to active orchestration. We provide a granular roadmap for how to fix their visibility gaps, ultimately saving them hundreds of hours in manual analysis.”
Claroty xDome’s Visibility Orchestration capabilities center on improving asset visibility through automated and coordinated data collection. Its automated visibility recommendations use an intelligent engine to assess the current visibility score of assets and generate prioritized actions to close data gaps. The platform also applies multi-method enrichment, orchestrating data collection through tools such as Claroty Edge, active queries, and EDR integrations to enhance asset profiles and deliver deeper context for risk assessment and maintenance.
The system further strengthens visibility through its AI-driven CPS Library, which consolidates fragmented asset and vendor data into a unified, structured source of truth, improving accuracy and tracking. It supports centralized edge scan management, allowing users to configure, schedule, and monitor scans across multiple hosts with audit logging and version control, while flexible edge deployment enables organizations to leverage existing infrastructure without additional hardware or network changes.
In addition, in-app integration orchestration allows users to trigger and configure EDR, cloud, and SNMP integrations directly within the platform, feeding enriched CPS context into broader security workflows.
