Rilian Adds Bastazo Vulnerability Prioritization to Caspian
Bastazo announced a partnership with Rilian to integrate its vulnerability prioritization and remediation tools into Rilian's Caspian security platform. The integration will turn operational technology and industrial control system vulnerability alerts into prioritized, auditable action plans.
Caspian provides a unified view across security tools, while Bastazo adds vulnerability detection, contextual prioritization, remediation planning and attack path analysis. The Bastazo agent can work independently or with other agents in Caspian, using asset, adversary and organizational risk information to rank vulnerabilities.
The capability is available through Caspian. Its initial focus is sovereign and national security operations centers managing operational technology and industrial control system environments.
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