Dragos expands collaboration with Microsoft to deliver ot-native cybersecurity at global industrial scale. Dragos brings proven energy and industrial cybersecurity, seamlessly deployed on Microsoft Azure, integrated with Microsoft Sentinel and readily accessible through Microsoft Marketplace HANOVER, Md., February 03, 2026-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Dragos Inc., a global leader in cybersecurity for operational technology (OT) environments, today announced an expanded collaboration with Microsoft to help organizations modernize and secure their cyber-physical operations amid accelerating digital transformation, cloud adoption, and AI-driven change. This collaboration focuses on integrating Dragos's capabilities with Microsoft's cloud and security platforms. By deploying the Dragos Platform on Microsoft Azure, integrating with Microsoft Sentinel, and enabling streamlined procurement through Microsoft Marketplace, organizations can more tightly align IT and OT security operations while adopting robust protections purpose-built for operational environments. "As connectivity and AI extend deeper into physical operations, a rapidly growing number of organizations face increasing pressure to modernize without increasing security risk," said Robert M. Lee, CEO and Co-Founder of Dragos. "Microsoft recognizes both the scale and strategic importance of operational technology security. By deeply integrating the Dragos Platform across the Microsoft ecosystem, we're enabling customers to pursue digital transformation with confidence - without compromising the specialized protections operational environments demand. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to long-term cyber resilience for the systems that power and advance our world." "By deeply integrating the Dragos Platform with Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Sentinel, we're giving energy and industrial customers a streamlined way to unify IT and OT security operations in the environments they already use," said Darryl Willis, Corporate Vice President, Energy & Resources Industry at Microsoft. "Our collaboration helps asset-intensive industries accelerate cloud and AI innovation while strengthening the safety, reliability, and resilience of the critical systems that power businesses and communities." As organizations digitalize operations, connect physical assets, and adopt AI, adversaries are increasingly targeting operations environments where safety, availability, and reliability are paramount. Attack timelines have compressed from months to weeks - and in some cases days - while the potential impact of OT cyber incidents continues to rise. According to MarketsandMarkets, the global OT security market is expected to grow from $23.5 billion in 2025 to $50.3 billion by 2030, representing a 16.5% CAGR[1].

Dragos, a global leader in operational technology cybersecurity, has appointed Dawn Mitchell as Chief People Officer. Mitchell will lead the company's people organisation and support its growth as demand for OT cybersecurity accelerates globally. Mitchell brings over 15 years of experience in people strategy for cybersecurity and enterprise software organisations. She previously served as Chief People Officer at HackerOne and held senior HR roles at Appian, progressing from Director of Talent Acquisition to Senior Vice President of Human Resources. Earlier positions included roles at Opower and Red Hat. At Dragos, Mitchell will focus on building organisational capacity to serve more customers, expand into new markets, and maintain technical depth essential for protecting industrial and critical infrastructure whilst preserving the company's mission-driven culture.

Enhancing OT with Corsha and Dragos integration. Corsha, an innovator in Machine Identity Provider (mIDP) technology for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, has announced a strategic partnership with Dragos, Inc., a renowned name in operational technology (OT) cybersecurity. This collaboration aims to enhance security protocols in industrial systems by amalgamating machine identity and threat detection, thus providing a comprehensive and trusted basis for Zero Trust implementation in OT environments. Addressing unverified machine traffic. With the rising complexity and connectivity of operational networks, security risks are mounting. The addition of new machines, sensors, and autonomous systems to production settings broadens the potential attack surface. Often, these devices engage in communication without sufficient authentication, leaving room for exploitation. Adversaries are increasingly adept at using unverified machine traffic to bypass security measures and propagate threats unnoticed. Corsha's automated machine identity solution. Achieving Zero Trust within OT settings transcends mere network visibility or perimeter defence; it necessitates constant verification of all machines and actions. By integrating Corsha's automated machine identity and continuous authentication system with Dragos' robust threat intelligence, organisations can verify every machine communication's identity and ensure threats are swiftly identified and mitigated, preventing operational disruptions. Dragos' comprehensive threat detection. Anusha Iyer, CEO and Founder of Corsha, emphasised that machine-to-machine communication is critical yet poorly protected within modern operational systems. "By integrating our machine identity platform with Dragos' threat detection platform, we are enabling organisations to verify connections continuously and act on real-time identity-driven intelligence. This partnership realises Zero Trust for OT, enhancing resilience and response capabilities and securing critical industrial systems," she stated. Enhancing OT security with integrated solutions. The joint integration of Corsha's machine identity platform with the Dragos Platform assigns customers Dan Dorchinsky, VP Public Sector at Dragos Inc., remarked on the necessity of combining visibility and confidence in machine connections for securing OT environments. The joint integration of Corsha's machine identity platform with the Dragos Platform empowers customers with actionable insights, fostering rapid and confident responses. By fusing Corsha's identity verification with Dragos's comprehensive threat detection and visibility capabilities, organisations can bolster their defense measures and fortify operational resilience. Layered OT defence strategies. The Corsha and Dragos integration connects two vital OT defense components: continuous machine identity assurance and advanced threat detection. This direct integration offers enhanced visibility, trust, and control over operational ecosystems. Dragos provides intricate visibility across ICS/OT networks to identify anomalies, while Corsha ensures only authenticated machines establish or uphold connections, mitigating risks of unauthorised activity. Strengthening Zero Trust through real-time controls. Collaboration has wider Zero Trust coverage by merging Dragos' real-time asset with Corsha's identity This collaboration delivers broader Zero Trust coverage by merging Dragos' real-time asset visibility with Corsha's dynamic identity management, facilitating policy-based segmentation and access controls. It enhances security by not just detecting threats but actively enforcing secure communications standards, specifically in non-human interactions. Optimising incident response and control measures. With machine identity context added to Dragos' precise detections, Corsha amplifies the accuracy of trusted communication intelligence, streamlining response efforts. This provides security teams with clearer, actionable insights that expedite threat investigation and resolution across OT settings. Progressing SANS Five ICS Critical Controls. Corsha mIDP introduces machine identity and access control measures that align with the SANS Five ICS The Corsha mIDP, through integration with Dragos, introduces machine identity and access control measures that align with the SANS Five ICS Critical Controls. By consistently verifying and authenticating machine communications, the joint solution enforces strong network boundaries and builds layered defences that comply with industry best practices. Achieving Zero Trust by validating connections. Through this collaboration, Corsha and Dragos empower organisations to attain Zero Trust within OT environments by validating each connection, strengthening detections with machine identity, and dynamically regulating access based on risk levels. These combined capabilities accelerate the identification and containment of malicious activities, ensuring uninterrupted operational safety in demanding industrial settings.