New OT-native platform connects real-time asset intelligence with governed change, remediation and compliance workflows as AI accelerates risk discovery.
Nozomi Networks has introduced Nozomi Compass, an OT-native asset and service management platform designed to address a growing challenge in industrial cybersecurity: vulnerabilities and exposures can be identified rapidly, but remediation and change management often remain dependent on spreadsheets, IT ticketing systems and manual processes.
Built on Nozomi’s real-time, first-party OT and IoT asset data, Compass provides industrial organisations with a continuously updated system of record and workflows to plan, approve, execute and document changes.
The platform incorporates OT-specific factors such as safety criticality, Purdue-level relationships, process dependencies and operational history. This enables teams to evaluate proposed changes against operational and safety consequences rather than applying generic IT service-management processes.
“OT and IT service management have always spoken different languages. Nozomi Compass is purpose-built around how industrial operations work, including safety windows, process dependencies, and physical consequences, so teams can finally govern change and prove compliance without forcing OT data into an IT-shaped box.” — Moreno Carullo, Co-founder and CTO, Nozomi Networks
“OT and IT service management have always spoken different languages,” said Moreno Carullo, Co-founder and CTO, Nozomi Networks. “Nozomi Compass is purpose-built around how industrial operations work.”
Compass also generates continuous compliance evidence mapped to frameworks including NERC CIP, IEC 62443, NIS2 and TSA. Its open architecture can feed governed OT data into EAM, CMDB, ITAM, ITSM, SIEM and SOAR environments.
The platform is also positioned as a foundation for AI-assisted and agentic OT workflows, with human oversight embedded into decision-making.
By connecting asset visibility with controlled action, Compass aims to help critical infrastructure operators move from knowing what is happening to safely governing what happens next.
Nozomi Compass is scheduled to become available to customers in January.
