Nozomi Networks
Network MonitoringHTMwire assessment
OT and IoT/IoMT security platform providing network monitoring and behavioral anomaly detection across healthcare and building-automation environments.
Key Features
- ✓ OT/IoT/IoMT network monitoring
- ✓ Behavioral anomaly detection
- ✓ Asset visibility across connected devices
- ✓ Building-automation OT coverage
What It Helps You Do
What Sets Them Apart
Strong in OT and building-automation security, not just clinical devices — useful where HTM and facilities converge.
How Nozomi Networks Uses AI
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Uses ML-based behavioral analysis to baseline normal device communication and flag anomalies — a core, well-documented part of the platform.
- Behavioral anomaly detection. Learns normal traffic patterns for each connected device and flags deviations that may signal compromise or malfunction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Nozomi Networks use AI?
Yes, Nozomi Networks uses machine learning as a core, well-documented part of its platform. It applies ML-based behavioral analysis to baseline normal device communication for each connected device and flag deviations that may signal compromise or malfunction.
What is Nozomi Networks used for?
Nozomi Networks is an OT and IoT/IoMT security platform used to monitor networks and detect anomalous device behavior across healthcare and building-automation environments. It gives teams asset visibility across every connected device and extends security to OT and building systems.
What makes Nozomi Networks different for HTM teams?
Nozomi Networks is strong in OT and building-automation security, not just clinical devices, which is useful where HTM and facilities converge. Founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, it deploys as a hybrid solution for mid-size, large, and multi-site facilities.
How is Nozomi Networks deployed?
Nozomi Networks is deployed as a hybrid solution. Pricing is not published publicly and is provided via custom quote.
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