Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Defender for IoT (On-premises Management Console)
Integrate Microsoft Defender for IoT (on-premises management console) with the ServiceNow® Operational Technology Manager application
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About
Integrate Microsoft Defender for IoT (On-premises Management Console) with the ServiceNow® Operational Technology Manager application to import devices, connections, and sensor appliances
Key Features
- Import Microsoft Defender for IoT sensors into the Network IDS (NIDS) class and take advantage of NIDS metadata assignment capabilities.
- OT devices detected by sensors with validated NIDS records will be imported and assigned the metadata on the NIDS record automatically.
- When Industrial Process Manager is also installed, sites can be assigned to detected OT devices, and access can be restricted to users on a per-site basis.
- Support for importing OT-specific attributes, including zone and Purdue Model, to define the different levels of critical infrastructure.
- Connection details of detected communication between OT devices are imported as relationships, which can be used to understand the context of any OT device.
- Embedded OT Control Modules are created with relationships to the parent OT Control System, which can also be used to understand the context.
- Data from additional sources like ServiceNow Discovery and Microsoft SCCM can be updated in the multisource CMDB.
- Sensors located on IT networks (for example, in data centers) can be designated as “IT” and appropriate Configuration Item records and relationships can be created.