Dragos Platform 3.0

Dragos, Inc. describes itself as a global leader in extended operational technology (xOT) cybersecurity. It is privately held, headquartered in the Washington, DC area (Hanover, Maryland), and operates across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Middle East, serving energy, manufacturing, water, transportation, data centers, mining and ports.

The Dragos Platform provides asset visibility, continuous monitoring, OT vulnerability management, segmentation validation, device protection and real-time threat detection, backed by OT threat intelligence and an incident response team. Platform 3.0, announced in September 2025, adds broader protocol coverage, an Insights Hub with a redesigned interface, centralized sensor management and smaller-footprint hardware for remote sites.

• Visibility: expanded protocol and IoT device coverage plus an extended active collection suite.
• Vulnerability management: inventories OS and software packages and matches known vulnerabilities with analyst-corrected scoring.
• Insights Hub: one view of alerts, asset details, vulnerabilities and recommendations.
• Investigation: aggregated detections and event-based PCAP flows for evidence.
• Centralized sensor management: configuration and updates across many sensors at once.
• Flexible deployment: small-footprint hardware, COTS hardware and virtual environments.

A manufacturing group in Vietnam could deploy small sensors at multiple plants and manage them centrally. An energy or water utility could use vulnerability prioritization to decide which OT patches to apply first.

Shortens time to value with faster triage, investigation and response. Focuses vulnerability work with Now, Next and Never prioritization. Lowers footprint and maintenance overhead across many sites. Offers an optional 24/7 managed service where Dragos experts operate the platform.

Industrial operators are moving from visibility-only tools to exposure management that covers IT, OT and cloud assets. Dragos is expanding in Asia-Pacific, including a first country manager for Japan in 2026, which signals growing regional demand that Vietnamese manufacturers and utilities may also face.

Headquartered in the Washington, DC area (Hanover, Maryland). Acquired NetRise and runZero in 2026-09 and Phosphorus earlier in 2026, after Accenture closed a majority investment. Japan presence built on a partnership with Macnica. Founding year not stated on fetched pages.