Bastazo and Nozomi Networks Join Forces on OT Cybersecurity Platform Integration
Bastazo and Nozomi Networks announced in a press release a new technology integration aimed at improving cybersecurity for critical infrastructure operators. The collaboration connects Nozomi's asset and network data with Bastazo's AI platform to streamline the workflow from vulnerability discovery to automated remediation.
The integration links directly to Nozomi's asset inventory, vulnerability findings, and network topology data, feeding that information into Bastazo's simulation engine without extra configuration steps. Bastazo then applies AI driven prioritization to identify the vulnerabilities that present the highest risk and automatically generates remediation playbooks tailored to operational constraints.
According to Bastazo, the system provides automated patch and no patch plans, audit ready documentation compliant with regulatory standards such as NERC CIP and NIST CSF, and advanced attack path analysis to identify critical control points where a single fix can eliminate multiple threats. The joint solution targets electric utilities, oil and gas operators, manufacturers, and maritime organizations operating in complex OT environments.
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