TosiANTA Enhances OT Security with Advanced Anomaly Detection
▼ Summary
– Tosibox launched TosiANTA, a solution providing comprehensive OT network control for industrial organizations facing escalating cybersecurity threats.
– Recent data shows 73% of organizations experienced OT system intrusions in 2024, a 49% increase from 2023, highlighting the urgent need for better network control.
– TosiANTA offers real-time asset visibility, behavioral intelligence, and network governance, addressing gaps in traditional OT monitoring approaches.
– Unlike IT-adapted security tools, TosiANTA integrates natively with the Tosibox Platform, enabling quick deployment without additional infrastructure.
– The solution helps organizations transition from reactive security to proactive governance, tackling architecture, understanding, and time gaps in OT network control.
Industrial cybersecurity is nearing a breaking point as operational technology systems face threats they were never designed to withstand. TosiANTA, the newest tool from Tosibox, promises to change how companies monitor and defend their industrial networks. Cyberattacks on OT systems jumped 49% in just one year, proving that old security playbooks can’t keep pace.
The scale is impossible to ignore. Last year, 73% of industrial firms reported breaches that touched their OT environments, and 83% of OT leaders admitted they’d been hit at least once in three years. Critical infrastructure alone saw more than 420 million attack attempts, exposing how easy it is to slip past traditional monitoring systems.
Sakari Suhonen, Tosibox US CEO, makes it plain: “Visibility is no longer optional, it’s the foundation of control.” TosiANTA gives operators a clear, real-time view of every device, protocol, and data flow, closing gaps that often go unnoticed until it’s too late. Unlike conventional IT tools, this solution is designed for industrial environments, where misreading a protocol can bring operations to a standstill.
TosiANTA’s biggest strength is complete asset visibility. It can spot and track every connected device, regardless of who made it or which protocol it uses to communicate. Many industrial players rely on outdated systems that weren’t built for today’s connected factories. Nearly half report financial hits over $500,000 for every attack, and 49% lose more than 12 hours of production time whenever an incident happens. By integrating directly with the Tosibox Platform, TosiANTA works without extra hardware and can be up and running in days instead of months.
Early adopters are already seeing why it matters. Chris Isbell, OT Manager at Howard Energy Partners, says it’s speeding up investigations and daily operations. Nate Ferrara at Civitas Resources believes automatic asset discovery will help his teams stay on top of new sites and expansions without missing a beat.
The urgency for real solutions is growing fast. Last year, 68 ransomware attacks caused actual physical damage to industrial gear, yet only 56% of companies have response plans that address the quirks of OT systems. TosiANTA shifts companies away from reacting after the fact to managing threats before they spread. It solves three stubborn problems: scattered visibility, IT tools that don’t grasp industrial protocols, and delays that allow threats to linger undetected.
Available now through the Tosibox Platform, TosiANTA helps companies reinforce their defenses without costly rebuilds. In a time when staying online means staying protected, real-time OT monitoring is no longer a nice-to-have, it’s essential.
(Source: HelpNet Security)
