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Michael Mimoso
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Director of Influencer Marketing, Claroty
Massachusetts
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Biography
Editor of Threatpost.com, the Kaspersky Lab news service, covering information security since 2001. Former Editorial Director of Security Media Group at TechTarget and Editor of Information Security magazine, two-time finalist for national B2B magazine of the year. Winner of national and regional journalism awards from the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) and Trade, Association and Business Publications International (TABPI).
Hackers , Information Security, Surveillance, Computer Viruses , Critical Infrastructure Security, Computer Security , Privacy, Software Vulnerabilities , Malware
Any topic that is dehumanizing.
Content
By Michael Mimoso Verified| Claroty Nexus Verified The prevalence of connected clinical IoT devices such as wearable patient monitoring systems that measure and report on anything from glucose levels to heart rates means there’s a level of maturity to these deployments. While these devices are crucial to optimal patient care, their maturity doesn’t necessarily include cybersecurity. Many of these devices lack, or were not designed with, security features such as authentication and data protection in mind.
By Michael Mimoso Verified| Claroty Nexus Verified The prevalence of connected clinical IoT devices such as wearable patient monitoring systems that measure and report on anything from glucose levels to heart rates means there’s a level of maturity to these deployments. While these devices are crucial to optimal patient care, their maturity doesn’t necessarily include cybersecurity. Many of these devices lack, or were not designed with, security features such as authentication and data protection in mind.
By Michael Mimoso Verified| Claroty Nexus Verified The tide of IT cybersecurity and networking professionals assuming responsibility for the protection of operational technology (OT) and cyber-physical systems is rising unabated. On a daily basis, enterprises are realizing the significance of protecting these systems that impact the physical world, whether it’s a robot on an assembly line or a building management system handling refrigeration inside a hospital.
Company Info
Claroty
Claroty, founded in 2015 and based in New York City, is a prominent industrial cybersecurity company dedicated to securing cyber-physical systems across critical sectors. The company specializes in protecting Operational Technology (OT), the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and enterprise IoT, collectively known as the Extended Internet of Things (XIoT). Claroty aims to enhance the security, resilience, and efficiency of industrial networks for global enterprises. The company offers a unified cybersecurity platform that integrates with existing infrastructure. Key features include continuous monitoring and asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, secure remote access, and real-time threat detection and response. Claroty serves various sectors, including industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and public sector organizations, ensuring robust protection for complex cyber-physical systems. The company has established partnerships with major investors, reflecting its credibility in the industrial automation and technology sectors.
New York, New York, United States
'+49 4478 76267844
Founded: 2015