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Cognizant, CrowdStrike expand collaboration with OT cybersecurity service for converged IT and OT environments

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Cognizant, CrowdStrike expand collaboration with OT cybersecurity service for converged IT and OT environments

Cognizant and CrowdStrike announced an expanded partnership to deliver a managed operational technology (OT) security service that combines Cognizant's industrial expertise with CrowdStrike Falcon for XIoT capabilities. The offering addresses risks from converging IT and OT environments, legacy assets, and expanding Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) deployments by providing unified visibility, threat detection, vulnerability management, and 24/7 operations across both domains. The service has already gained traction with clients in manufacturing, energy, and critical infrastructure sectors.

Why it matters: Industrial organizations operating converged IT and OT environments face rising attack surface risk; practitioners responsible for mission-critical assets should evaluate whether managed OT security services can close visibility and response gaps that traditional security tools may leave unaddressed.

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Cognizant, CrowdStrike expand collaboration with OT cybersecurity service for converged IT and OT environments

Cognizant and CrowdStrike announced an expanded partnership to deliver a managed operational technology (OT) security service that combines Cognizant's industrial expertise with CrowdStrike Falcon for XIoT capabilities. The offering addresses risks from converging IT and OT environments, legacy assets, and expanding Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) deployments by providing unified visibility, threat detection, vulnerability management, and 24/7 operations across both domains. The service has already gained traction with clients in manufacturing, energy, and critical infrastructure sectors.

Why it matters: Industrial organizations operating converged IT and OT environments face rising attack surface risk; practitioners responsible for mission-critical assets should evaluate whether managed OT security services can close visibility and response gaps that traditional security tools may leave unaddressed.

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