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Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories expands partnership to integrate AI for cyber…

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Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories expanded its global partnership with Nozomi Networks, a leader in OT, IoT, and CPS security. The collaboration combines Nozomi Networks' AI-powered cybersecurity platform with SEL industrial networking software and other SEL technologies. This integration aims to help critical infrastructure operators strengthen cyber resilience and improve operational visibility.

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The expanded offerings combine SEL's OT SDN visibility and ruggedized security monitoring with Nozomi Networks' expertise. This helps customers comply with regulatory frameworks, such as NERC CIP, IEC 62443, and NIST guidance, affecting the operational requirements of utilities and critical infrastructure organizations.

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Who's involved

  • Schweitzer Engineering LaboratoriesWorldwide power systems company expanding the partnership to enhance cyber resilience.
  • SELSubsidiary of Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, involved in integrating the AI platform into industrial networking software.

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