EmberOT
6.1#7 in ot and ics security monitoring softwareFree planFree planSelf-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 | EmberOT | NetPol |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Chandler, Arizona, United States | Perth, Western Australia |
| Integrations | EmberOT says its sensors send data to selected tools and destinations, and its PCAP Analyzer page names SIEM, SOAR, and MSSP destinations for the full product. | The maker lists compatibility with managed switches supporting SNMP v2c, including Cisco, Hirschmann, Moxa, Fortinet FortiSwitch, HP/Aruba, Juniper, and Extreme Networks. |
| Intended users | The maker identifies industrial analysts, operators, and defenders, including people working in energy, oil and gas, manufacturing, and industrial IoT. | 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 | EmberOT provides software sensors for industrial asset and network monitoring, with continuous insight into system status, vulnerabilities, and threats. | NetPol is network monitoring software built for OT, SCADA, and industrial networks. |
| Support | The maker invites prospective customers to request a demo and says its team provides customers, partners, and the industry with support and guidance. | Lite includes email support, Medium includes priority support, and Pro includes priority and phone support. |
EmberOT plans
- OT PCAP AnalyzerFree
NetPol plans
- Enterprise DashboardA$200 a month
- LiteA$1,000 a month
- MediumA$1,500 a month
- ProA$2,000 a month
Pick EmberOT if…
EmberOT is aimed at industrial operators, engineers, defenders, plant managers, compliance managers and cybersecurity teams. Its free PCAP Analyzer may suit users who need offline packet-capture review rather than ongoing monitoring.
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.