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Symantec IoT Security Solutions

Symantec’s integrated solutions offer unparalleled protection and insight to reduce risk and lower costs across the entire organisation.

Comprehensive protection for IoT and critical systems

Industrial Operational Technology and IoT devices are hard to secure and are vulnerable to attacks.

Industrial Operational Technology (OT) isn’t always as secure as it could be. There can be incompatibilities with antivirus software, patches aren’t always kept up to date and the frequent use of USB devices is inherently risky. Cyberattacks on Industrial Control Systems (ICSs) are common, both via network and USB exploits.

To help combat these risks, Symantec has introduced new IoT security solutions to provide complete protection for IoT and critical systems.

Arrow and Symantec

Arrow is ideally placed to demystify the Edge and IoT landscape. It is the only organisation with the technology solutions, the specialist expertise and the ecosystem of suppliers and partners to deliver an end-to-end, or “sensor to sunset” portfolio. Businesses can deploy, manage, monitor, analyse, secure and monetise connected devices and services throughout their lifecycle, all from Arrow.

Arrow’s strong relationship with Symantec allow partners to find and access the partner programme and resources, to make best use of the support available.

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Symantec IoT Security product offerings

Symantec’s Critical System Protection (CSP) is a lightweight security solution which includes a host firewall, device and configuration control, file integrity monitoring, intrusion detection, operating system hardening, application whitelisting, automatic sandboxing and much more specifically for Operational Technology and IoT devices.
Symantec Industrial Control System Protection Neural (ISCP Neural) scans and protects against malware travelling via USB. These enterprise-ready aluminium scanning stations are intended to be located on-site where USBs are regularly used with industrial OT equipment, potentially introducing malware infections.