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Dispel and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation OT Cybersecurity Collaboration



Dispel and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation have announced an agreement to expand their Operational Technology (OT) security businesses through marketing and technical development.

Based on this agreement, Mitsubishi Electric will integrate its factory-automation (FA) equipment and OT security solutions with Dispel's secure remote-access technology to provide a Zero Trust Remote Access Service that enables comprehensive monitoring and control of industrial processes. For Mitsubishi Electric, the goal is to accelerate digital manufacturing by enabling secure data utilization throughout the entire product lifecycle-from design and installation to operation and maintenance-thereby strengthening the company's Circular Digital-Engineering business.

"At Mitsubishi Electric, we are creating new value in OT security by combining our OT technology and expertise in manufacturing with information-system security technologies from leading security vendors," said Kunihiko Kaga, Mitsubishi Electric's Representative Executive Officer and Industry and Mobility Business Area Owner. "Through our collaboration with Dispel, we expect to contribute to OT security and society as a whole by providing secure environments for remote maintenance."

"What matters to industrial customers is uptime, availability and crew safety," said Ian Schmertzler, President of Dispel. "Cyber security should not be something they need to worry about, but the shifting regulatory and threat landscape has made it impossible to ignore. By providing a Zero Trust Access platform aligned with NIST 800-53 to their customer base, Mitsubishi Electric is making it possible for their clients to refocus on what matters."

Dispel develops end-to-end, Moving Target Defense-based OT network solutions focused on enabling rigorous access control and sustained asset visibility. Dispel's approach is designed to provide security and operational efficiency advantages over legacy VPN and proxy solutions through automation, standards alignment and integrations with industry peers.

"With over 20 million hours of safe operation, Dispel's Zero Trust Remote Access platform goes beyond traditional solutions to provide the comprehensive suite of features needed in high-value operational technology settings, such as password vaulting, privileged access management, session recording, vendor self-management, just-in-time access and endpoint isolation," said a spokesperson. "This partnership signifies a determined, shared commitment by Dispel and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation to extend OT cybersecurity capabilities, offering secure, efficient and resilient operational solutions to the entire industrial consumer base."

For more information contact:

Dispel

61 Greenpoint Ave.

Brooklyn, NY 11222

www.dispel.com

Mitsubishi Electric US Inc.

5900-A Katella Ave.

Cypress, CA 90630

714-220-2500

us.mitsubishielectric.com

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