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Closing the IT/OT Gap: GreyMatter’s OT Engineer Teammate Is Here

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Closing the IT/OT Gap: GreyMatter’s OT Engineer Teammate Is Here

GreyMatter has released an agentic AI system called the OT Engineer Teammate designed to bridge the gap between IT and operational technology (OT) security teams. The tool automates incident triage, decodes industrial protocol traffic, correlates IT and OT telemetry, and provides domain expertise to help security analysts understand cross-domain attacks on industrial networks.

Why it matters: Manufacturing and critical infrastructure operators managing both IT and OT networks need unified visibility and expertise to detect and respond to attacks that span enterprise and production environments; this tool reduces manual correlation work and triage time while lowering the barrier for IT analysts to understand OT protocol-level threats.

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Closing the IT/OT Gap: GreyMatter’s OT Engineer Teammate Is Here

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Closing the IT/OT Gap: GreyMatter’s OT Engineer Teammate Is Here

GreyMatter released an OT Engineer Teammate agent that integrates with OT security platforms to provide automated triage and IT/OT correlation. The tool decodes industrial protocols from packet captures, enriches alerts with asset context, and correlates IT events to OT incidents to produce structured reports. It is available now for customers using connected OT tools such as Dragos, Claroty, and Nozomi.

Why it matters: IT and OT security analysts gain automated correlation and contextual enrichment, enabling faster, more confident response to cross‑domain threats.

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