Claroty
Cyber-physical systems security company protecting industrial, healthcare and commercial environments where machines meet networks.
- Category
- Cyber-physical systems security
- Website
- claroty.com
- Last verified
- October 4, 2026
What is Claroty?
Claroty secures cyber-physical systems (CPS): the industrial, medical and building systems where software controls physical processes.
Key capabilities
- Asset visibility across industrial and operational networks.
- Exposure and vulnerability management for cyber-physical systems.
- An AI security agent for CPS environments ("Claire", announced 2026).
Why it matters for humanoid robot security
Humanoids deployed in factories and warehouses join the same operational networks Claroty protects. Visibility into what robots are connected and how they communicate is a first step to securing them.
Where it fits in a humanoid robot security program
Claroty secures cyber-physical systems in factories, warehouses and other industrial sites. When humanoids are deployed in those environments, they join the same operational networks. Asset visibility and network monitoring from a platform like Claroty helps operators see which robots are connected, what they talk to and when that behavior changes.
Who it is for
- Factories, warehouses and logistics sites deploying humanoids
- OT and industrial security teams
- Operators who need asset visibility and network monitoring for robots
Questions to ask Claroty
- Can your platform identify humanoid robots as a distinct asset type?
- Is monitoring passive, so it cannot interfere with robot or production traffic?
- How do you alert on robots communicating outside their normal pattern?
- Do you integrate with our existing SOC and ticketing tools?
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