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Crytica’s RDAi detects OT device tampering from within

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Crytica’s RDAi detects OT device tampering from within

Crytica Security has introduced a patented solution for detecting tampering on operational technology (OT) devices in real-time without interrupting infrastructure operations. The tool addresses growing threats from AI-driven attacks, which IBM reports increased 56% year-over-year, alongside widespread adoption of security operations center (SOC) automation.

Why it matters: Critical infrastructure operators, healthcare facilities, and national security organizations need rapid threat detection for embedded OT systems, and this solution offers detection capabilities designed to work at machine speed without operational disruption.

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Crytica’s RDAi detects OT device tampering from within

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Crytica’s RDAi detects OT device tampering from within

Crytica Security introduced a patented detection system for operational technology (OT) environments designed to identify device tampering in real time while maintaining operational continuity. The solution addresses growing threats to critical infrastructure and healthcare systems as attacks increasingly employ artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, with IBM reporting a 56% year-over-year increase in AI-driven breaches.

Why it matters: Security teams protecting OT networks and critical infrastructure need rapid, deterministic detection capabilities to counter sophisticated AI-driven attacks without operational disruption.

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