Ordr Inc. — Eliminating the security black holes in your IT, IoT, IoMT, and OT infrastructure

Reports predict that there will be more than 16.7 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected worldwide by the end of 2023. This implies that if they are not adequately safeguarded, there will be a huge number of potentially vulnerable targets. IoT security will become more crucial as more networks are implemented globally in order to preserve user trust in these kinds of systems and gadgets.

IoT devices are particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks since they handle vast amounts of sensitive and valuable data. The number of weak spots on a network where an unauthorized user can access the system increases with each new device added to it. This is known as the digital attack surface. IoT security solutions are even more essential in light of this ongoing exposure to potential data theft and other intrusions.

Unfortunately, the hazard is increased by the interconnection of IoT devices, notwithstanding their efficiency. A hacker only needs to breach one device to take control of the entire system. When IoT devices are integrated into a business network, they might access sensitive data and vital processes within the organization. In order to access the network and its data, cybercriminals frequently target unprotected printers, smart lighting, and other office equipment.

Therefore, you need a cybersecurity service that does far more than just protect one device or the cloud if you want to secure the online assets of your business. A connected device security provider is what you need; they should secure every device that is linked to the network and defend the network as a whole. It's precisely what Ordr accomplishes!

Using an agentless strategy, you can safeguard any connected asset anywhere using Ordr. With fine-grained information on every linked item, including make, model, serial number, network connectivity, and more, Ordr provides granular insight. Next, Ordr uses an integrated IDS and machine learning engine to completely profile device behavior and hazards at scale. Lastly, Ordr uses proactive, reactive, and retrospective policies to automate actions.

Robust connected device security — What Ordr is all about

An additional 127 devices connect to the Internet every second. 328 million "things" a month, to be exact. There will be 75 billion connected devices by 2025.

Making the connected world a safer place is Ordr's vision.

Protecting each linked asset for the duration of its existence is Ordr's mission.

Every organization should feel secure in knowing that they can safely and successfully handle the rapidly expanding number of connected assets in their surroundings, according to the company.

With their zero-touch agentless deployment, single common platform for various stakeholders, and automation of policies for secure devices, they aim to simplify asset visibility and security. You can always view what's connected to the network in real time using Ordr. You'll be aware of what is weak, what is being done maliciously, and why. After that, you can automate rules that are applied to the networking and security architecture already in place to safeguard each connected device.

Every connected device, everywhere: See. Know. Secure.

Put an end to the confusion and difficulty involved in protecting connected assets, such as more vulnerable IoT, IoMT, or OT devices, as well as more established IT gadgets.

The platform for ultimate connected device security — Ordr Connected Device Security

Discover and secure all connected devices with only one platform, including new or susceptible IoT, IoMT, and OT devices, as well as classic IT equipment. We make it simple to maintain the security of your networked company with over 80 integrations, visibility, risk analysis, and automated rules.

• Seamless, agentless deployment.

Find every resource in your surroundings in a matter of minutes, without the need for agents. Ordr passive discovery won't interfere with your linked devices that are essential to your objective, unlike active scanning. To suit your needs, choose from the following device discovery methods: Netflow, cloud integrations, API integrations, hardware or virtual network sensors, integrated network hardware sensors and integrations with sensors.

• Instant granular device visibility.

Deep packet inspection, application decoding methods, and API integrations are used by Ordr to automatically detect, categorize, and obtain detailed context for every device. Every connected asset, be it a factory sensor, an infusion pump, or a surveillance camera, has its own complete profile provided by combining device context with insights from threat intelligence, Active Directory, and network topology.

• Analyze device communications.

Using the Ordr Device Flow Genome, Ordr maps device communication patterns, acquires knowledge of all device activities, and establishes a baseline. Examine the baseline behavior of every device in order to spot anomalies quickly and take appropriate action. Examine the flow of traffic between device groups and subnets, VLANs, and the Internet in order to spot any command and control (C2) communications or infractions against the law.

• Automate protection at every stage.

Regardless of its location or potential methods of exposure, Ordr simplifies the process of protecting any connected device. Make sure that proactive policies that enable functions while restricting exposure are in place to protect all susceptible and mission-critical devices. Use reactive rules to quickly reduce risks during an attack: quarantine devices, obstruct traffic, end sessions, or apply Zero Trust segmentation. Retrospectively identify compromised devices that are already part of the network when new indicators of a breach are made public.

About the CEO

Jim Hyman is the CEO of Ordr Inc.

"Ordr is the only purpose-built platform to discover and secure every connected asset. From traditional IT to the exploding growth of IoT, IoMT, and OT devices."