Why?
Conventional cyber management via network scanning and SBOM generation are insufficient to protect the modern OT/ICS landscape. Many devices are not connected to the network. Proprietary systems contain unpublished vulnerabilities and devices are getting increasingly critical, autonomous & intelligent.
This leaves you with one option: automated reverse engineering.
What?
Who?
ObjectSecurity OT.AI Platform is widely applicable and offers benefits to many users. Here are key user groups and how they benefit from using it:
Reverse Engineers, Threat Hunters, and Vulnerability Researchers
Speed up your manual reverse engineering workflow.
Product Security, QA Testers, and Software Developers
Integrate automatic reverse engineering directly into your DevSecOps pipeline.
Consumers of End-of-Life Devices
Ensures your legacy devices are safe, even if the manufacturer won’t.
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