Cybersecurity for Data Centers

The Nozomi Networks platform enables data center administrators to gain visibility into their infrastructure and quickly diagnose threats and anomalies. It provides actionable intelligence to allow quick response to critical OT and IoT security breaches and operational anomalies and keep the data center running smoothly.

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Cyber-physical Security for Data Centers: The Critical Infrastructure That Powers AI

Secure the entire data center ecosystem—from facilities and building management systems to critical OT and IoT infrastructure. In this session, you'll learn how to improve visibility, detect threats, reduce cyber risk, and address evolving compliance requirements while maintaining operational uptime and resilience.
Wed, June 24, 2026 at 11:00 AM ET / 8:00 AM PT Wed, July 8, 2026, at 11:00AM SGT / 1:00 PM AEST / 8:30 AM IST

The Connected Data Center

From chillers and power generators to CCTVs and building automation, cyber-physical systems are crucial to ensuring an optimal computing and storage environment within data centers. All must be secured.
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Top Cyber Risks for Data Centers

CSSPA requires organizations to implement a comprehensive cybersecurity program across four key areas. Nozomi Networks enables you to operationalize each requirement specifically for OT and IoT environments.

Internet-Exposed DCIMs

Data center infrastructure management apps (DCIMs) are often insecurely connected to the internet. Use of third-party OT/IoT infrastructure products creates significant cyber risk.

Cooling System Outages

Whether related to a cyberattack or malfunction, a cooling system outage would lead to a rapid temperature increase and require a shutdown to protect servers.

Exploitable OT/IoT Entry Points

Assets like CCTV cameras and temperature sensors use stripped-down OSs and minimal encryption or authentication, giving hackers access to critical systems.

Third-Party Vendor Products

An abundance of third-party OT/IoT assets whose security you don’t control, along with insecure access for technicians, introduces another layer of risk.

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A Buyer’s Guide to Data Center Cybersecurity

Download this buyer’s guide to learn about the key challenges of securing today’s data center environments, the most common cyberattacks and their operational impact, and what to look for in a continuous monitoring solution.
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Explore Resources for Data Center Cybersecurity and Resilience

Access expert guidance, practical frameworks, and industry insights to help you secure data center infrastructure, reduce cyber risk, and strengthen operational resilience.