Dispel, a secure remote access provider for operational technology, has launched Session Forensics with Dynamic Risk Scoring, a new capability that continuously evaluates remote access sessions in real time. The feature is now available as part of Dispel's Zero Trust Engine platform. Session Forensics assigns dynamic risk scores to every remote access session across three dimensions: identity, device and connection. The system monitors behavioural signals including multi-factor authentication levels, impossible travel, concurrent sessions and deviations from user baselines, presenting results through a green-yellow-red stoplight model. The capability also provides complete session provenance records, including authentication events and failed access attempts, designed to meet NERC CIP, IEC 62443 and NIST SP 800-82 compliance requirements. Founded in 2015, Dispel currently protects over $500 billion in manufactured goods annually.

The World's Leading Industrial Secure Remote Access Provider Verifies its Standards and SystemsAUSTIN, Texas, April 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Dispel, the leading provider of zero trust secure remote access to industrial control systems, is pleased to announce it is a ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certified provider whose Information Security Management System (ISMS) received third-party accreditation from the International Standards Organization.This milestone reflects Dispel's ongoing commitment to maintaining the highest levels of security for its clients, while also reaffirming its position as a trusted leader in the field of operational technology cybersecurity.ISO 27001 certification is an internationally recognized standard for information security management, and achieving this certification requires a rigorous process of assessing and improving an organization's security practices. Dispel's successful certification is a testament to its dedication to protecting client data and ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of its systems."At Dispel, we understand that our clients rely on us to provide secure, reliable, and resilient remote access," said Ethan Schmertzler, CEO of Dispel. "Achieving our 2023 ISO 27001 underscores our ongoing commitment to supporting the industry's highest security standards and protecting operational technology."Dispel's innovative Moving Target Defense-based approach to securing remote access is designed to meet the specific needs of its clients across a wide range of industries, including discrete manufacturing, oil & gas, energy, food & beverage, and government.To learn more about Dispel's zero trust remote access platform and the company's commitment to protecting client data, visit https://dispel.com/security or contact a Dispel representative today.About DispelDispel, founded in 2015, is the world's leading remote access platform securing industrial control systems and critical infrastructure networks with Moving Target Defense providing global services for government, manufacturing and utilities. Designed, built and maintained in the United States with offices in New York, Austin, Washington D.C., and Tokyo, Dispel secures critical assets all over the world serving over 40 million people and partners. For more information, visit dispel.io.Media ContactRyann Checchi, Interdependence PR[email protected](708)420-4776SOURCE Dispel