2022/05 - IDC Link - Doc # lcUS49144622

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's SHIELDS UP Initiative Yields a Quick Response from ARMIS

By: Pete Finalle, Christopher Rodriguez

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Abstract ：Overview

Threats to the security of critical infrastructure in 2022 are real, and the FBI, CISA, DOE, NSA, and the President of the United States have all released statements regarding the need to modernize and harden security. ARMIS has taken a preemptive role in helping NATO-aligned countries adhere to the urgency and standards proposed in CISA's SHIELDS UP initiative, with the creation of their Critical Infrastructure Protection Platform (CIPP).

On May 12, 2022, ARMIS, a respected Internet of Things (IoT) and Operational Technology (OT) asset security platform provider launched CIPP, as a direct response to CISA's SHIELDS Up Initiative. This platform, which is available to all 30 NATO alliance countries aims to help harden critical infrastructure security in the face of an expanding threat landscape, compounded by growing geopolitical pressure. Since January 2022, IDC has observed critical infrastructure become a larger target, with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) disclosing that Russian IP addresses scanned critical infrastructure networks on March 22, ESET and CERT-UA identifying "Industroyer 2 "on April 12, and Dragos and Mandiant identifying "PIPEDREAM/Incontroller" ICS malware on April 13.

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