Device Remediation
Don’t just find device risk. Fix it. Automatically remediate credentials, firmware, certificates, and configurations across thousands of connected devices in xOT environments, safely and at scale.
Automatically remediate the device risks that matter most, credentials, firmware, certificates, and configurations, across thousands of xOT devices within your maintenance windows.
- Scheduled credential rotation and default-password elimination, with an encrypted vault or using an existing PAM vault.
- Firmware upgrades and downgrades from a trusted repository, including remediation for end-of-life and post-vendor-support devices.
- Certificate deployment, renewal, and replacement across device types, enforcing TLS and 802.1x across connected devices using existing certificate authorities.
- Configuration hardening that disables risky services and enforces secure, encrypted settings.
- Continuous monitoring for device drift, so fixes hold over time.
- Compliance-ready reporting mapped to frameworks like NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NIS2 and NIST 800-53.
Don’t just find it. Fix it. Most platforms surface risk and hand remediation back to overburdened teams. Device remediation closes the loop, fixing credentials, firmware, certificates, and configurations at scale, and proving compliance as it goes.
Remediation covers the risks attackers exploit first: default or weak credentials, out-of-date or vulnerable firmware, expired or self-signed certificates, and insecure configurations, across your OT, IoT, ICS, and IIoT devices.
Yes. Remediation is built with safety as a first principle and specifically for the connected devices that operate in xOT environments, with safe password rotations, safe firmware upgrades and downgrades, maintenance-window scheduling, and granular policy controls that put practitioners in control and avoid disruption to operations.
Default and weak credentials are eliminated and rotated on a schedule across thousands of devices, secured in an encrypted vault with policy-based enforcement and role-based access.
Yes. Firmware upgrades and downgrades are matched to device criticality and drawn from a trusted repository of OEM firmware, including remediation for end-of-life and post-vendor-support devices.