SCIAT IoT Security

An agentless platform for the inventory, risk assessment, segmentation and threat monitoring of IoT and unmanaged devices across offices, branches, hospitals and campuses.

Network infrastructure connecting enterprise IoT devices
NewIoT & OT Security

Discover, govern and protect every connected device.

Coverage
IoTIoMTBuilding SystemsNetwork

SCIAT IoT Security
at a Glance

IP cameras, printers, access-control panels, point-of-sale terminals, medical devices and building management systems now frequently outnumber traditional computers on enterprise networks. Few of these devices can run security software, many run outdated firmware, and most are absent from asset registers. SCIAT IoT Security passively identifies every connected device, assesses its risk, recommends segmentation policy, and monitors behaviour for signs of compromise — providing a central management platform for a population of devices that is otherwise ungoverned.

Key Capabilities
of SCIAT IoT Security

Passive Device Discovery

Every connected device identified and classified by type, manufacturer, model and firmware, without agents or disruption.

Centralised Device Inventory

A continuously maintained asset register for all IoT and unmanaged devices across every site.

Risk & Vulnerability Assessment

Known vulnerabilities, default credentials, insecure protocols and end-of-life firmware identified per device.

Segmentation Policy Guidance

Recommended network segmentation and access policies generated from observed device behaviour, enforceable via your NAC and firewalls.

Behavioural Threat Detection

Deviations from each device’s normal communication pattern detected and escalated to SCIAT XDR and SIEM.

Lifecycle & Firmware Management

Firmware currency, support status and replacement planning tracked across the device estate.

Technical
Specifications

Device classes
Cameras, printers, VoIP, access control, POS, medical (IoMT), building management
Deployment
Passive network sensor or virtual appliance; agentless
Enforcement
Integration with Cisco ISE, Aruba ClearPass, Fortinet and Palo Alto Networks
Detection
Behavioural baselining, forwarded to SCIAT XDR and SIEM
Licensing
Annual subscription, by site and device band

Frequently Asked
Questions

No. Discovery is passive and relies on observing network traffic. No packets are sent to devices that could affect their operation.
Yes. Sensors at each site report to a single central console, giving a consolidated inventory and risk view across the organisation.