Nozomi Networks Integrates NVIDIA BlueField for Enhanced AI Security
Nozomi Networks has integrated NVIDIA BlueField DPUs to enhance AI-powered security solutions for operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT), and cyber-physical systems. Announced in a press release, this integration aims to strengthen cybersecurity monitoring, analysis, and response capabilities in industrial environments.
The collaboration allows security professionals to deploy Nozomi sensors on NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPUs, creating an efficient platform for real-time threat detection and response. This setup offers increased flexibility by leveraging AI for monitoring and anomaly analysis at the edge. The integration also enhances resilience and uptime by offloading data processing from CPUs, freeing resources for critical industrial workloads.
The combined expertise of Nozomi Networks in OT, IoT, and CPS security with NVIDIA's accelerated computing capabilities provides a robust solution tailored for modern threat landscapes. This integration is now available through Nozomi Networks and its global partners, with NVIDIA BlueField DPUs accessible from major server manufacturers worldwide.
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