Dragos pairs an OT security platform with deep ICS threat intelligence and incident response — the analyst team that tracks named industrial threat groups. For energy and critical-infrastructure CISOs whose threat model includes nation-state actors targeting the grid, Dragos's intel-driven posture and IR services are the reason it sits on the critical-infra shortlist.
Dragos delivers OT asset visibility and threat detection, but the differentiator is the intelligence behind it: detections informed by a team that researches and names industrial threat groups, plus OT-specialist incident response when something goes wrong. For critical-infrastructure operators, the question isn't just "what's on my network" — it's "who is coming for it and what do I do when they arrive." That's the question Dragos is built to answer.
Grid, pipeline, water, or industrial operators whose threat model includes nation-state actors. Dragos's intel and IR are built for exactly this.
If you want detection tied to named adversary research and an OT-specialist IR retainer, that intelligence depth is the differentiator.
If the priority is broad non-intrusive OT visibility over intel depth, Nozomi's monitoring heritage may fit tighter. Worth comparing.
If unified exposure management and segmentation orchestration lead your requirements, Claroty is shaped for that. Brief Claroty instead.