Dragos Acquires xIoT Security Firm Phosphorus

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Summary

Dragos acquired Phosphorus to expand connected-device security capabilities for operational networks. Customers are expected to gain expanded asset visibility and device intelligence first, followed by automated remediation workflows and a unified platform.

Key points

  • Dragos acquired Phosphorus, a specialist in securing and managing connected devices across operational networks.
  • Phosphorus’s platform identifies connected devices, assesses exposures, and automates remediation.
  • Its security automation includes password rotation, firmware updates, and certificate management.
  • Dragos said customers will first gain expanded asset visibility and integrated device intelligence.
  • Automated remediation workflows and a unified platform experience are planned for a later phase; no full-integration timeline was disclosed.
  • Existing customers of both companies will continue to receive support during the phased integration.

Article Details

Event Type
Acquisition
Impact
Dragos acquired Phosphorus to strengthen its ability to help organizations secure and manage connected devices across critical infrastructure and operational networks. Dragos customers are expected to gain expanded asset visibility and integrated device intelligence in the near term, with automated remediation workflows and a unified platform experience to follow. The companies did not disclose a timeline for full integration; existing customers of both platforms will continue to receive support during the phased integration.

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