Using Ordr’s Continuous Device Discovery to Accelerate NSX Data Center Microsegmentation

Introducing the Ordr Systems Control Engine (SCE), VMware NSX-T Data Center and VMware NSX Intelligence integration.

Discovery and Segmentation: Keys to IoT Strategy Success

Learn how Logicalis utilizes Ordr Core to work with customers to show them risks they didn’t realize they had, identify device behavior, categorize each device’s purpose and segment devices.

Democratizing IoT Security Together With Our Partners

The IoT Discovery Program is available through Ordr channel partners, including Cadre, Carousel Industries, CDW, GuidePoint Security, Logicalis, Novacoast, and The Teneo Group.

Introducing Ordr Core and IoT Discovery Program: IoT Device Security Made Simple

Ordr and Mayo Clinic: Securing IoMT and HIoT Devices

From creating cybersecurity frameworks to patch management, learn how Mayo Clinic overcame healthcare organizations' unique challenges to create a secure system and deliver quality patient care.

How Ordr Customers Are Identifying Account Misuse Through Employee Access

From least privilege access models, to common organizational challenges around user access, this blog post overs how Ordr provides user and device tracking to enable IT and Security teams.

How Ordr Maps to CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification)

Learn what Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification is, why it's important, and how you can prepare for it as it relates to the world of devices and IoT.

Voice of the Field: Smart Speakers – Always On, Always Listening

While my career started on the technical side, first with helpdesk support and then to a technical support engineer, I have enjoyed the journey into Sales. Through this journey, I find that the...

The IT Cold War – U.S. & China

The U.S. government’s experience with Chinese surveillance cameras illustrates the issue of unmanaged devices. How do you find and secure the devices putting your organization at risk?

NSA & CISA Alert (AA20-205A) – Where IoT Plays a Role in Critical Infrastructure

Read how the 16 “critical infrastructure” sectors are impacted by more than OT and how Ordr can help.

A Primer on Preparing for and Responding to Ransomware for Users of IoT and IoMT

Ransomware is one of the more insidious attacks that can be unleashed by malicious actors, and healthcare and hospitals are particularly vulnerable. Learn what to do when a ransomware attack happens.

Understanding IoT Adoption and Risks

Download Ordr's "Rise of the Machines: 2020 Enterprise Adoption and Risk Report," to increase your understanding of IoT adoption and risks.

Ordr and Check Point Expand Partnership

Did you know that the Ordr Systems Control Engine is available directly through Check Point? For more information, check out our Check Point partnership page.

Detecting and Mitigating Ripple20 Vulnerabilities

Any threat to the TCP/IP stack impacts the fundamental networking core of a device. Using Ordr SCE, organizations can detect and mitigate risks from Ripple20.

Ordr and Gigamon: Network and Device Visibility

Full visibility into network flows, devices, and network behaviors with Gigamon and Ordr makes measuring and managing your risk a straightforward task.

A Blueprint for IoT Automation

Learn why IoT technology practitioners should make sure their IoT initiatives include an IoT automation strategy to address growth. Schedule a demo with Ordr.

Ordr and FIPS Certification

Ordr recently expanded our NIST FIPS 140-2 validated product offerings. It's a reflection of our commitment to our Federal and public sector customers.

Security Best Practices for Working From Home

Here are some of the security best practices from Ordr for IT and security teams, as well as remote employees who need to take their own precautions.

Making Sure RSA 2020 is in Ordr…

At RSA 2020 in San Francisco, Ordr took our message of proactive protection for today’s modern enterprise to the floor – and a few parties!

Don’t Orphan Your IoT Project!

The more IT, OT, and business work together, the more successful the IoT initiatives are likely to be. It’s time for IT to adopt the orphan technology of IoT.