Nozomi Networks, Sophos announce integration linking IT and OT security data

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 13, 2026

Nozomi Networks and Sophos said they are integrating Nozomi Vantage with Sophos Fusion to connect OT telemetry with IT security data in one workflow.

Nozomi Networks and Sophos said on Aug. 13, 2026, that they are integrating Nozomi Networks Vantage with Sophos Fusion to improve visibility and threat detection across information technology and operational technology environments.

The companies said the integration will bring Nozomi's OT telemetry, asset intelligence and threat data into Sophos Fusion, allowing security teams to correlate that information with IT security data without switching tools. The release described the move as one of the first major third-party technology integrations after the launch of Sophos Fusion.

In the release, the companies said nation states and cybercriminals are increasingly targeting OT and industrial systems, and that many OT outages begin with a compromise of the IT environment.

Nozomi Networks described Vantage as its cloud-native, AI-enabled OT security platform. Sophos described Fusion as its AI-native cybersecurity defense system. The companies said the integration reflects Sophos' open-ecosystem strategy.

The announcement included comments from Matt Cowell, vice president of strategic alliances at Nozomi Networks, and Chris Bell, senior vice president of global channel and alliances at Sophos. The release also said Nozomi Networks focuses on protecting critical infrastructure, while Sophos said it defends more than 625,000 organizations worldwide and is headquartered in Oxford, U.K.

Nozomi Networks and Sophos did not include a rollout timeline or pricing in the release. The companies said the integration is intended to bring OT and IT security operations into a shared workflow.

Sources

• PR Newswire release

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