Insane Cyber, Inc published a white paper comparing open-source and commercial solutions in OT, including a hybrid setup with open-source cores and commercial support.
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Insane Cyber, Inc
Tactical OT threat hunting for environments that your existing tools can't reach.
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- San Antonio, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Insane Cyber, Inc
Insane Cyber's Valkyrie extends OT threat hunting and forensic visibility into disconnected and constrained environments where traditional tools can’t deploy. We complement existing OT security platforms and, as an early-stage company, stay flexible and customer-driven — building with security teams to solve real-world OT challenges.
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