Claroty's AI library decodes industrial devices
Claroty's new AI library uses a multi-agent system on Databricks to solve the critical identity crisis in industrial devices, improving security accuracy.

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From the articleFor decades, the machinery powering critical infrastructure has suffered from a silent 'identity crisis.' Unlike IT assets, operational technology (OT) security teams struggle to identify exactly what's running on their plant floors, with a staggering 88% of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) lacking precise product codes.
From the articleClaroty partnered with Databricks through their GenAI MVP program to build this definitive solution.
error-prone process due to lack of clear digital identity
From the article 7 mentionsTo combat this, Claroty has unveiled its AI-powered CPS library, a system designed to act as a 'universal translator' for industrial and healthcare hardware.
powers the AI library with custom agents
From the article 4 mentionsClaroty leverages the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform to manage over 17 million assets.
combines matching algorithms with generative AI
From the articleThis initiative, detailed on the Databricks blog, aims to resolve device identities by consolidating noisy real-world data into a single source of truth.
resolves device identities into a single source of truth
From the articleKey breakthroughs include deterministic traceability, even with minimal device data, and improved vulnerability attribution accuracy by 25% through identification of specific sub-components and firmware.
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