Nozomi Networks Introduces Nozomi Compass OT Asset Platform
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Nozomi Networks introduced Nozomi Compass, described as an OT-native asset and service management platform, to help organizations manage operational technology changes and produce compliance evidence.
The company said Compass addresses a gap between faster vulnerability and exposure discovery and the use of workflows such as spreadsheets, IT ticketing tools, and manual processes that it said were not designed for operational technology.
Built on Nozomi’s real-time, first-party OT and IoT asset data, the platform is positioned as a system of record and includes process-safe workflows to plan, approve, execute, and prove changes. The package also includes governed change and risk decisions with traceable approvals and continuous compliance evidence mapped to NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NIS2 and TSA.
Nozomi Compass will be available to Nozomi Networks customers in January. “Nozomi Compass underpins our vision to provide a single source of truth for visibility, governed workflows, compliance evidence, and trusted AI-enabled operational decision-making,” said Andrea Carcano, CEO and Co-Founder of Nozomi Networks. “OT and IT service management have always spoken different languages,” said Moreno Carullo, Co-founder and CTO at Nozomi Networks. “Nozomi Compass is purpose-built around how industrial operations work, including safety windows, process dependencies, and physical consequences, so teams can finally govern change and prove compliance without forcing OT data into an IT-shaped box.”
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