Ordr
Unrivaled asset intelligence. Automated zero trust.
About Ordr
Ordr is an AI-powered asset intelligence platform that delivers visibility, risk insights, and automated microsegmentation across IT, IoT, OT, and IoMT environments. It discovers every connected device, profiles behavior with deep packet inspection, and turns intelligence into enforced security policies through 130+ integrations with existing network and security infrastructure.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Exceptionally accurate device profiling via deep packet inspection, often capturing serial numbers and firmware details
- Strong visibility into source/destination flows in a single GUI, making segmentation policy design far easier
- 130+ ecosystem integrations let teams leverage existing firewalls, NAC, and switches without replacing infrastructure
- Policy simulation and validation before enforcement reduces the risk of breaking production traffic
- Purpose-built healthcare workflows for IoMT including FDA recalls and medical device utilization
Cons
- Enterprise-only pricing with no public tiers or self-serve option
- Some administrative tasks like provisioning device sensors require Ordr support rather than self-service
- Platform breadth has a learning curve for teams new to asset intelligence and segmentation
- Best value realized in larger networks; overkill for small IT environments
Key Features
Connected Device Discovery
Agentless discovery and real-time inventory of every IT, IoT, OT, and IoMT asset on the network with accurate device profiling.
AI-Powered Asset Graph
Consolidates and normalizes asset data from 200+ tools into a unified asset graph with customizable dashboards and analytics.
Deep Packet Inspection Profiling
Uses DPI alongside traditional fingerprinting to extract make, model, OS, firmware, and even serial numbers for precise device classification.
Risk and Vulnerability Insights
Identifies CVEs, FDA recalls, weak ciphers, and anomalous behavior, then prioritizes risk based on actual device activity and exposure.
Automated Microsegmentation
Generates behavioral segmentation policies that can be simulated, validated, and enforced via firewalls, NAC, and switches.
Zero Trust Policy Enforcement
Pushes policies to Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Aruba, Juniper, and Forescout infrastructure without rip-and-replace.
Threat Detection and Response
Detects lateral movement, compromised devices, and suspicious traffic patterns with AI-driven behavioral baselines.
SBOM and Software Inventory
Tracks software bill of materials, firmware versions, and owner attribution for compliance and vulnerability management.
Healthcare IoMT Security
Purpose-built workflows for medical devices including FDA recall tracking, PHI exposure monitoring, and utilization analytics.
Ecosystem Integrations
130+ out-of-the-box integrations with SIEM, SOAR, CMDB, ITSM, EDR, and network infrastructure platforms.
Pricing
- Subscription priced by number of managed devices/assets
- Tiered packages scaled to network size and complexity
- Available via AWS Marketplace and CrowdStrike Marketplace
- Includes platform, integrations, and support
- Private offers available for enterprise contracts
Best For
Healthcare IoMT and Medical Device Security
Hospitals discover every connected medical device, track FDA recalls, monitor PHI exposure, and segment clinical networks without disrupting patient care.
OT and Industrial Network Segmentation
Manufacturing and critical infrastructure teams map ICS/SCADA devices, enforce zone-based segmentation, and detect threats in air-gap-adjacent environments.
Enterprise IoT Visibility and Zero Trust
Security teams inventory cameras, printers, badge readers, and smart-building devices, then apply least-privilege policies to contain shadow IoT risk.
NAC Deployment Acceleration
Organizations rolling out Cisco ISE, Aruba ClearPass, or Forescout use Ordr's device intelligence to build accurate authorization policies faster.
CAASM and Asset Attack Surface Management
CISOs consolidate data from 200+ tools into a single asset graph to close coverage gaps, prioritize vulnerabilities, and report on security posture.
