ORDR AI Protect Connected Device Security Platform

ORDR, Inc. is a connected device security company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, that reports more than 500 customer organisations. It helps hospitals, manufacturers, banks, retailers and enterprises find and protect the IT, IoT, OT and medical devices on their networks, many of which cannot run endpoint agents.

The agentless ORDR platform discovers every device and classifies it with AI, prioritises vulnerabilities by risk, detects threats in real time and automates policy enforcement and microsegmentation through existing firewalls, NAC and switches. ORDR IQ adds a multi-agent AI assistant built on the open MCP standard, so staff can ask questions in natural language and receive answers, reports, tickets or zero trust policies, with every action approved by a human. More than 130 integrations connect it with network, security, IT service and clinical systems.

• Agentless discovery: Finds and classifies IT, IoT, OT and medical devices with AI.
• Risk-based vulnerability management: Correlates device inventory with threat intelligence to prioritise fixes.
• Threat detection: Spots anomalous device behaviour and supports containment in real time.
• Policy automation: Generates zero trust and microsegmentation policies from observed traffic.
• ORDR IQ: Answers questions and creates reports, tickets or policies through a multi-agent AI assistant.
• Compliance monitoring: Exports audit documentation for HIPAA, PCI DSS and other frameworks.

A Vietnamese hospital can inventory and segment medical devices and building systems without installing agents. A bank can find unmanaged IoT devices across branches and enforce zero trust rules through its existing firewalls. A manufacturing group can monitor OT and IoT devices across several plants from one console.

Security teams get a complete, classified device inventory within 24 to 48 hours of deployment, without rip-and-replace. Automated segmentation policies are pushed through existing network tools, reducing manual rule work. The site cites up to 90 person-hours saved per week and up to 25% reduction in device count through better asset data. The AI assistant lets non-technical staff query verified device data.

The number of unmanaged connected devices in hospitals, factories and offices keeps growing, and attackers use cameras, printers and medical equipment as entry points. Organisations are moving to zero trust segmentation and AI-assisted security operations. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, hospital digitisation and smart factory projects expand this device attack surface quickly.

Headquartered at 2445 Augustine Drive, Santa Clara, California. SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA compliant; ISO 27001 is under evaluation. Recognitions include G2 Leader for network segmentation in 2025, Gartner Cool Vendor in 2024 and Best in KLAS for healthcare IoT security in 2023. The company has rebranded as ORDR.