The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)'s Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator™ (CECA) program performed an evaluation of the runZero Platform that accurately identified and inventoried all OT and IT IP-addressable assets through proprietary active scanning and passive traffic sampling in the test environment.
The CECA evaluations confirmed the ability of runZero’s active scanning methods to improve visibility with no impact on the performance of the Industry Control Systems (ICS) or ongoing supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) processes and communications.
Gaining comprehensive visibility of all OT/ICS assets linked to critical infrastructure environments, encompassing both physical and virtual connections, is crucial for safeguarding systems from advanced cyber threats.
Watch an insightful discussion on asset identification, attack surface enumeration, and configuration management of OT/ICS devices through the lens of the new, groundbreaking research report from the National Renewable Energy Lab’s (NREL) Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator™ (CECA) program.
In this conversation they explore:
CECA’s role in revolutionizing cybersecurity research to protect OT/ICS assets.
Notable challenges for securing critical infrastructure environments.
The evolution of OT/ICS security, where it stands now, and where it needs to go.
CECA’s evaluation criteria and key results for testing the runZero platform.