Claroty and Frenos partner to cut downtime risk in industrial environments

Claroty has partnered with Frenos, an AI-native simulated operational technology (OT) penetration testing company, to deliver an integrated solution designed to reduce downtime risk for industrial organisations.

The partnership connects the two vendors' platforms, allowing organisations using the Claroty Platform to run the Frenos Platform to continuously validate their defensive posture, measure the actual exploitability of detected vulnerabilities, and prioritise remediation based on demonstrated risk.

The joint solution centres on three capabilities.

First, Frenos ingests Claroty's asset intelligence to build environment-specific digital twins; its AI adversary agent, SAIRA, then analyses which vulnerabilities are genuinely exploitable and surfaces specific remediation options.

Second, Claroty's network visibility feeds Frenos simulated attack models, letting security teams verify that segmentation designs protect high-value OT targets.

Third, Claroty provides detection and environmental context while Frenos replicates attack sequences to determine whether a threat could lead to production disruption.

"Asset intelligence is the bedrock of every organisation's CPS risk management program," said Grant Geyer, chief strategy officer at Claroty.

"By gaining full visibility into the industrial environment with the ability to stress test their exposures, organisations that leverage Claroty and Frenos are in the best position to protect against operational downtime and to reduce overall risk."

"Knowing your assets is the starting point; knowing which exposures an adversary can actually exploit is what drives action," said Brian Proctor, CEO of Frenos.

"By building environment-specific digital twins from Claroty's deep asset intelligence, our AI adversary agent shows teams exactly which vulnerabilities are reachable, what an attacker could do with them, and where to remediate first. Together, Claroty and Frenos give industrial organisations the confidence to move from reactive defence to proactive risk reduction."