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Nozomi Networks launches new Vantage IQ private AI assistant for OT and IoT security teams - SiliconANGLE
Nozomi Networks launches new Vantage IQ private AI assistant for OT and IoT security teams Industrial cybersecurity firm Nozomi Networks Inc. today announced the launch of the new Vantage IQ, a private, company-trained artificial intelligence assistant for operational technology and internet of things security teams. The new assistant has been designed to help with the issue of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure reaching historic highs at a time when shortages of OT and IoT defenders have become a crisis for strong protection. Nozomi argues that organizations need solutions that function as a teammate and elevate their defenses amid a rapidly changing threat landscape. The new Vantage IQ seeks to address these issues by representing what Nozomi calls the next era of AI innovation to solve OT and IoT security's greatest challenges. With the new release, the company says, OT/IoT security teams gain access to an AI assistant that is context-aware and delivers instant, actionable intelligence and guidance to every analyst and operator with scale, speed and accuracy. Vantage IQ's intelligence is built on an organization's unique assets, communication, vulnerability and threat data to ensure that every answer is relevant and secure. The assistant gives security operation center analysts hyper-tailored insights with AI-guided triage, investigation and response and chief information security officers and leaders gain access to board-ready insights in plain language on demand. "The era of generic, one-size-fits-all AI is over," said co-founder and Chief Product Officer Andrea Carcano. "With Vantage IQ, the world's most advanced OT/IoT cybersecurity AI assistant is now on your team - empowering defenders to outpace adversaries and giving leaders the clarity they need to protect what matters most." Key features of the new release include access to a private, context-aware large language model powered by a secure LLM that learns from an organization's unique OT/IoT asset, vulnerability, threat and risk data to deliver insights. Enhanced analyst capabilities instantly triage, investigate and respond to incidents with AI guidance specific to each individual environment. The new release also provides executive-ready insights, with support for extracting board-level intelligence through natural conversations with AI and offers actionable recommendations and remediation guidance delivered directly throughout the Vantage experience, on each main tab of the interface. "The labor crisis in cybersecurity is real -- and growing," added Carcano. "With skilled resources a scarce commodity and the threat landscape accelerating, Vantage IQ is the force multiplier that turns good analysts into great defenders." Nozomi was previously in the news in September when it announced that it had agreed to be acquired by Mitsubishi Electric Corp., a major supplier of industrial equipment. The acquisition deal valued Nozomi at about $1 billion, with Mitsubishi Electric paying $883 million for the shares in the company it doesn't currently own.
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Nozomi Networks Unveils First Private OT Cybersecurity Assistant
Sydney - January 16, 2026 - Nozomi Networks, the leader in OT, IoT, and CPS security, today announced the all-new Vantage IQâ„¢ - the world's first private, company-trained AI assistant for OT/IoT security teams. Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure have reached historic highs and the shortage of skilled OT/IoT defenders has become a crisis for strong protection. Organisations need solutions that not only function as a teammate but elevate their defences amid a rapidly changing threat landscape. Vantage IQ is not just an upgrade, it represents the next era of AI innovation to solve OT/IoT security's greatest challenges. For the first time, OT/IoT security teams have an AI assistant that is context-aware, delivering instant, actionable intelligence and guidance to every analyst and operator, and executive with scale, speed, and accuracy. Unlike commercial AI assistants, Vantage IQ's intelligence is built on an organisation's unique asset, communication, vulnerability, and threat data - ensuring every answer is relevant and secure. SOC analysts are equipped with hyper tailored insights, with AI-guided triage, investigation and response, while CISOs and leaders gain board-ready insights in plain language, on demand. "The era of generic, one-size-fits-all AI is over," said Andrea Carcano, Co-Founder and CPO at Nozomi Networks. "With Vantage IQâ„¢, the world's most advanced OT/IoT cybersecurity AI assistant is now on your team - empowering defenders to outpace adversaries and giving leaders the clarity they need to protect what matters most." "The labour crisis in cybersecurity is real - and growing," said Carcano. "With skilled resources a scarce commodity and the threat landscape accelerating, Vantage IQâ„¢ is the force multiplier that turns good analysts into great defenders." About Nozomi Networks Nozomi Networks protects the world's critical infrastructure from cyber threats. Our platform uniquely combines network and endpoint visibility, threat detection, and AI-powered analysis for faster, more effective incident response. Customers rely on us to minimize risk and complexity while maximising operational resilience.
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Nozomi Networks has launched Vantage IQ, the world's first private, company-trained AI assistant designed for operational technology and internet of things security teams. The tool addresses the growing crisis of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure while tackling the shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals by delivering context-aware, actionable intelligence tailored to each organization's unique environment.
Nozomi Networks has unveiled Vantage IQ, positioning it as the world's first private, company-trained cybersecurity AI assistant specifically built for operational technology (OT) and internet of things (IoT) security teams
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. The industrial cybersecurity firm designed this tool to address two converging crises: cyberattacks on critical infrastructure reaching historic highs and a severe shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals capable of defending OT and IoT environments1
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Vantage IQ distinguishes itself from commercial AI tools by building its intelligence on an organization's unique asset, communication, vulnerability, and threat data, ensuring every response is both relevant and secure
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. The private AI assistant delivers instant, actionable intelligence and guidance to analysts and operators with what Nozomi Networks describes as unprecedented scale, speed, and accuracy2
. SOC analysts gain hyper-tailored insights with AI-guided capabilities to triage incidents, investigate threats, and coordinate incident response efforts specific to their individual environments1
.The platform extends beyond frontline defense, offering chief information security officers and organizational leaders board-ready insights delivered in plain language on demand . Andrea Carcano, co-founder and chief product officer at Nozomi Networks, emphasized that "the era of generic, one-size-fits-all AI is over," positioning Vantage IQ as a tool that empowers defenders to outpace adversaries while giving leaders clarity to protect critical assets
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. The assistant provides actionable recommendations and remediation guidance delivered directly throughout the Vantage experience on each main tab of the interface1
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Carcano described the labor crisis in cybersecurity as "real and growing," noting that with skilled resources becoming a scarce commodity and the threat landscape accelerating, Vantage IQ serves as a force multiplier that "turns good analysts into great defenders"
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. The context-aware large language model at Vantage IQ's core learns continuously from OT and IoT security data, enabling it to function as a genuine teammate rather than just another security tool . This launch comes months after Nozomi Networks agreed to be acquired by Mitsubishi Electric Corp. in a deal valuing the company at approximately $1 billion, with Mitsubishi Electric paying $883 million for shares it doesn't currently own [1](https://siliconangle.com/2026/01/15/nozomi-networks-l
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