INDIANAPOLIS and LYON, France, April 18, 2018 -- Sentryo, the European leader in cybersecurity for the Industrial Internet, has concluded a worldwide distribution agreement with Siemens AG. Under this agreement Siemens AG will offer Sentryo ICS CyberVision, the leading-edge asset discovery and anomaly detection solution, as part of its industrial cybersecurity product & service portfolio.
Siemens selected the Sentryo ICS CyberVision, an award-winning solution, designed to safeguard industrial control systems (ICS/DCS/SCADA) against cyber risks. By discovering all devices connected to the control network and by detecting intrusions and anomalies, ICS CyberVision helps industrial asset owners to maintain continuity, resilience and safety of their industrial systems.
Siemens is committed to supporting its customers in their effort to transform their businesses through digitalization. In this context, the Sentryo solution is integrated within Siemens IPCs, providing an efficient approach to maintaining the integrity of the control system and to protecting it against malicious behaviors.
"Cybersecurity is a strategic matter for Siemens. Asset discovery and anomaly detection are key components of any Operational Technology (OT) cybersecurity strategy. By collaborating with Sentryo, we complete our portfolio of Industrial Security products and services with an innovative and easy-to-use solution truly designed for the control engineering world." says Thomas Moser, CEO of the Siemens Industry Customer Services business unit.
"We are really proud to welcome Siemens as a new Sentryo Partner. Receiving the trust of such an industrial world leader validates our approach and our technology, and greatly enhances our visibility on the market," says T. Rouquet CEO. "We have invested a lot in Artificial Intelligence and Data Visualization to make asset discovery and anomaly detection usable by Control Engineering professionals and this is now really paying off.”
| About Sentryo A pioneer of Industrial Internet cybersecurity, Sentryo enables organizations to ensure the availability, resilience and safety of their industrial systems while fighting against cyberattacks. The Sentryo solution, ICS CyberVision, is a network monitoring platform which detects any intrusion and anomaly and provides visibility, integrity and security for industrial control systems. ICS CyberVision is successfully deployed in the energy, manufacturing and transportation business sectors. Sentryo is headquartered in Lyon and has a worldwide presence including offices and partners in Europe, North and South America and Asia. Web: www.sentryo.net | Twitter: @sentryo |
More information also available here: http://www.siemens.com/press/PR2018040235DFEN
| U.S. Media Contact : Valerie Harding Ripple Effect Communications [email protected] 617-536-8887 |


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