For the Security of Things
One-third of all enterprise endpoints are IoT devices. That’s a big figure when IoT vulnerabilities are often beyond the reach of IT teams and considered out of scope.
One-Phosphorus-click can mean full enterprise protection. Phosphorus’ patented inoculation technology is the first and only solution to actually remediate problems, rather than merely reporting them, communicating with IoT devices in their native protocols. Integrated into your existing security orchestration, Phosphorus delivers the same level of security and convenience to the IoT half of your enterprise without adding manpower.
Find Every Thing
Know everything about every Thing. Phosphorus provides complete visibility and greater awareness of every connected device.
Read MoreFix Every Thing
Fix the problem before threats find the problem. Phosphorus’ patented remediation technology fixes problems rather than triaging them.
Learn MoreWith No Added Effort
Phosphorus integrates into your existing security orchestration tools and doesn’t require any additional hardware. Work with what you have.
Learn MoreIoT is everywhere. With enriched data for every device, see every Thing so you can finally defend everything.

IoT is everywhere. With enriched data for every device, see every Thing so you can finally defend everything.

The Phosphorus IoT Security Platform
High-definition visibility. Push-button remediation.
Our Proven Success Securing IoT
Phosphrous's one-button IoT device inoculation is industry-changing. Now, CSOs have a reliable, easy-to-use solution to remediate IoT vulnerabilities with scale.
69%
of companies have more IoT devices than computers67%
of enterprises have experienced an IoT breach90%
IoT device detection rate with Phosphorus80%
of vulnerabilities are remediated by PhosphorusLatest Enterprise IoT Security News

Featured News
State of the IoT Security 2020
In 2020, for the first time, there are more IoT connections (e.g., connected cars, smart home devices, connected industrial equipment) than there are non-IoT connections (smartphones, laptops, and computers).
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Why is IoT Security Important?
An excerpt from the forthcoming book Practical IoT Hacking: The Definitive Guide to Attacking the Internet of Things.
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Security Boulevard: Five Accelerating Digital Trends That Will Impact Risk Management in 2021
Digital risks escalated in 2020 under the onset of the novel coronavirus and shaped the cybersecurity policy landscape.
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5 IoT Threats To Look Out for in 2021
As we bring 2020 to a close, it’s time to look at 2021 and a new chapter in the book of cybersecurity.
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ThreatPost: IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act Passed
Security experts praised the newly approved IoT law as a step in the right direction for insecure connected federal devices.
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