Claroty CTD
5.5#11 in ot and ics security monitoring softwareSelf-hosted
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NetPol
6.7#3 in ot and ics security monitoring softwareFrom A$200 a monthWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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| Fact | Claroty CTD | NetPol |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Claroty says it is headquartered in New York City. | Perth, Western Australia |
| Integrations | Claroty's integration directory lists connections including Cisco ISE, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, and Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk AssetCentre. | The maker lists compatibility with managed switches supporting SNMP v2c, including Cisco, Hirschmann, Moxa, Fortinet FortiSwitch, HP/Aruba, Juniper, and Extreme Networks. |
| Intended users | Claroty describes CTD as suitable for public-sector organizations at different cybersecurity maturity levels, including sites without dedicated OT security personnel. | The maker lists mining, utilities, water and wastewater, manufacturing, oil and gas, transport infrastructure, OT managed-service providers, and multi-site industrial operators as deployment environments. |
| Purpose | CTD delivers cybersecurity controls for federal OT, including air-gapped and other sensitive environments. | NetPol is network monitoring software built for OT, SCADA, and industrial networks. |
| Support | Claroty's policy says technical support is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, with response targets varying by incident priority. | Lite includes email support, Medium includes priority support, and Pro includes priority and phone support. |
Claroty CTD plans
- Claroty Continuous Threat Detection (CTD)Priced on request
NetPol plans
- Enterprise DashboardA$200 a month
- LiteA$1,000 a month
- MediumA$1,500 a month
- ProA$2,000 a month
Pick Claroty CTD if…
It suits public-sector organizations protecting OT and cyber-physical systems, including sites without dedicated OT security staff. Its on-premises deployment and mobile flyaway kits also fit sensitive or air-gapped environments.
Pick NetPol if…
NetPol suits industrial operators and OT service providers monitoring managed switches, including teams in mining, utilities, water, manufacturing, oil and gas, and transport infrastructure. It is aimed at deployments that can run a self-hosted system and enable SNMP v2c on switches.