Attackers don't stop at the boundary between your network and your plant floor. ZeroHack XDR converges IT and OT security into a single defense fabric — one threat language, one risk dashboard, zero blind spots at the seam.
These aren't hypothetical scenarios. Each of these incidents started as an IT compromise — and ended with real-world operational impact.
Compromised IT network forced shutdown of pipeline operations to prevent spread into OT.
Ransomware spread from IT, disrupting manufacturing operations across multiple plants.
Enterprise ransomware halted production in several factories.
IT malware disrupted port and industrial operations globally.
For years, IT and OT security lived in separate worlds — different teams, different tools, different assumptions about risk. That separation was manageable when the two networks didn't touch.
They touch now. A phishing email that compromises a laptop is no longer just an IT incident — it can be the first hop in a chain that ends at a manipulated PLC or a disrupted substation.
ZeroHack XDR is built on the premise that convergence isn't optional. It's the current shape of the threat.
Both suites share the same architecture — sensor-based detection, centralized visibility, and advanced analytics — re-tuned for the protocols and failure modes of each domain.
Complete 360° visibility and protection across hybrid infrastructure — from IT endpoints to OT sensors — on a single integrated dashboard.
Live AI training turns attack patterns observed in IT honeypots into predictive detection intelligence for OT, and vice versa.
Domain-specific decoys — enterprise services on the IT side, PLCs and HMIs on the OT side — feeding one shared threat intelligence engine.
Continuous discovery across workstations, servers, cloud workloads, PLCs and SCADA — no blind spots on either side of the network.
Best-in-class speed and accuracy in threat identification, tuned separately for enterprise protocols and industrial protocols alike.
CISOs and OT security leads read the same metrics, benchmarks, and reporting — regardless of which side of the seam an incident starts on.
Capabilities sit at the heart of both suites — the same architecture, re-trained and re-tuned for the protocols, assets, and failure modes of each domain.
Convergence isn't just shared dashboards — it's a closed loop where intelligence gathered on one side actively defends the other.
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Convergence doesn't mean uniformity. A false positive that halts a production line is a different incident than one that quarantines a laptop — so each suite carries tooling built for how its domain actually fails.
Purpose-built intrusion prevention for industrial environments — micro-segmentation that contains lateral movement without disrupting operational continuity.
Automates and accelerates incident response at enterprise scale — cutting Mean-Time-To-Detect and Mean-Time-To-Respond through no-code playbooks.
Continuous vulnerability assessment that runs natively on both sides of the seam — industrial assets and control-system protocols on OT, enterprise endpoints and servers on IT.
Workstations, servers and cloud workloads on one side. PLCs, SCADA and sensors on the other. Both feed the same risk picture — so a CISO reads one language, not two.
Real deployments, real outcomes — see how OT security teams in aviation and renewable energy use ZeroHack to close blind spots that IT-focused tools couldn't reach.
GMR operates major Indian airports — including Delhi, Hyderabad, and Goa — across a critical OT landscape. Facing rising APT, ransomware, and DDoS activity, its SOC team needed OT-native deception built for ARM-based ICS environments, something IT-focused firewalls, EDR, and SIEM couldn't provide.
"The user experience is great, and the platform provides meaningful insights without adding operational complexity."
Lt Col Nishant Singh (Retd), COO — GMR Group
Read Full Story →O2 Power runs utility-scale solar and wind assets across India. Its security team needed OT-native network intrusion detection and asset management unified in one dashboard, instead of stitching together separate tools that couldn't parse industrial protocols like Modbus and DNP3.
"The platform is intuitive and easy to navigate, allowing our security team to extract meaningful insights."
Sonia Swami, Head – IT, Cyber Security, OT & Digital Transformation — O2 Power
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