The ubiquity of internet-of-things (IoT) devices has never been more prevalent. From surveillance cameras to smart meters and industrial sensors, every organization supports IoT devices to some extent on a daily basis. This increased connectivity has quickly grown from convenience to necessity for companies around the world, regardless of size, location, or industry.
In selecting IoT security solutions that will protect these assets, users will need to consider asset visibility capabilities, as well as how they prioritize vulnerability management for connected devices. These IoT security measures are crucial to defenders as devices proliferate and attackers target these devices with increased frequency and precision, forcing security teams to implement IoT infrastructure policies that keep assets protected while not interfering with daily operations. This is often a complex process that requires multiple steps, and in today’s threat landscape, the stakes are higher than ever.
Today, we are proud to share that Claroty has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: IoT Security Solutions, Q3 2025. The Wave is an evaluation of nine of the most significant IoT security solutions providers and compiled into one comprehensive report.
In the report, Claroty received the highest possible scores in 10 total criteria, and was the only Leader to earn the highest scores in the criteria of network segmentation & microsegmentation, deployment options, and partner ecosystem. Claroty also scored among the highest in the strategy category.
Additionally, Claroty received the highest possible score in seven other criteria, including device identification & classification, vulnerability assessment & resolution, and risk posture management for IoT infrastructure.
In greater detail, The Forrester Wave™ had this to say about how Claroty shaped up in its evaluation:
Strategy:
“Claroty’s pivot to asset-targeted protection reflects its vision of enhancing its platform to meet customers at various stages of their IoT security journey. It has built market-specific sales and technical teams to ensure smooth solution adoptions, while gathering customer feedback to inform product improvements, introduce innovative features, and build a strong roadmap. Claroty extends this market focus to partnerships: It has a network of channel vendors that understand industry-specific challenges in complying with regulations and industry standards."
Capabilities:
“Claroty delivers detailed insights into discovered assets, using passive monitoring, safe active queries, and integration with enterprise configuration management databases (CMDBs). This data enables analysts to assess vulnerabilities, gauge risk posture, and design effective network segmentation policies that can be tested prior to deployment.”
Customer feedback:
“Customers praised Claroty’s asset discovery and vulnerability analysis capabilities, noting the high quality of its insights.”
Forrester’s take:
“Claroty’s market-focused teams mean it’s a good fit for customers in different industries who want to secure their IoT assets and OT networks.”
This recognition is the latest of many for Claroty. Earlier in 2025, the company also was named a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant for CPS Protection Programs, positioning highest for Ability to Execute and furthest for Completeness of Vision among 17 evaluated vendors. The company was also recognized as the Best in KLAS for Healthcare IoT Security for the fifth consecutive year, based on evaluations from 42 unique healthcare organizations.
You can read the full report from Forrester here.
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