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ORDR
Leader in AI-powered device security. One platform. From visibility to remediation. Get your security in ORDR.
About ORDR
ORDR is the leader in AI-powered device security and asset protection, trusted by leading organizations in healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and financial services. With insights from over 100 million device profiles, our AI Protect platform delivers complete visibility into every connected device and executes automated segmentation to contain threats. Get your assets in ORDR. When the data's right, everything just works. ORDR is backed by top investors including Wing Venture Capital, Ten Eleven Ventures, Battery Ventures, Mayo Clinic Ventures, and Kaiser Permanente Ventures. For more information, visit www.ordr.net.
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Signals from ORDR
7 published signals
People
ORDR co-founder and CEO Pandian Gnanaprakasam has a steeper number for security leaders, suggesting a 30% cut from day-to-day operations to permanent structural work.
Reported by ORDR
Products & Services
ORDR IQ acts as a co-pilot for healthcare security teams, recommending which groups to segment and handing off the task to tools already in place
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Presence & Recognition
ORDR Chief Healthcare Officer Wes Wright is hosting a live hospital environment workshop with Oregon Health & Science University and Cisco on September 16 to discuss full device visibility and segmentation.
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Products & Services
ORDR received patent approvals for the ORDR Software Inventory Collector, or OSIC, built to be the least invasive way to gather device data.
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Products & Services
ORDR received patent approvals for progressive, context-aware device querying, where ORDR learns what a device likely is and asks only what fits.
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Products & Services
ORDR received patent approvals for policy generation for groups of devices, segmentation, and Cisco ISE.
Reported by ORDR
Products & Services
ORDR IQ cuts the 40-minute time required for healthcare SOC analysts to investigate network issues down to one minute.
Reported by Mike Kaluzynski