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Government & Public Sector

Continuous asset visibility for regulated and mission-critical networks.

Government agencies and DoD contractors need complete device inventory, unauthorized device detection, and compliance evidence across IoT, OT, and unmanaged infrastructure. IoT Secure delivers that visibility in under five minutes — without agents, TAPs, or infrastructure changes.

Government network compliance and IoT security
412
defense and government ransomware attacks recorded in 2024 CTIIC
CMMC 2.0
requires device inventory and access control across all CUI environments
< 5 min
to begin discovering every connected asset in your environment

The Compliance Gap

You cannot prove control over devices you cannot see.

Government asset inventories consistently omit IoT systems, building automation, physical access controls, and facility equipment. These devices fall outside traditional IT management — but auditors, assessors, and frameworks like NIST 800-171 and CMMC require you to account for them.

The Visibility Gap Today

Incomplete inventory leaves compliance gaps

Most government agencies rely on IT asset management tools that were designed for laptops, servers, and network gear. IoT, OT, and facility devices exist outside those tools — and outside compliance reports.

  • Unauthorized devices connecting without detection or alerting
  • IP cameras, HVAC, badge readers absent from CMMC/NIST inventories
  • Scanner blind spots for non-traditional endpoints
  • No visibility into device-to-device communication across network segments
  • Compliance evidence must be manually assembled from multiple tools
  • IT/OT convergence creating unmonitored lateral movement paths

With IoT Secure

Continuous visibility and control-aligned evidence

IoT Secure passively discovers every connected asset — authorized or not — and generates the device inventory, communication maps, and segmentation evidence frameworks require.

  • Unauthorized device detection and alerting at moment of connection
  • Full IoT, OT, and facility device inventory beyond traditional IT tools
  • CVE and exposure context for non-traditional endpoints
  • Communication maps for segmentation validation evidence
  • Automated documentation for NIST 800-171, CMMC 2.0, DFARS audits
  • Multi-site and multi-agency inventory from a single platform

Government Device Discovery

IoT Secure extends inventory beyond what IT tools see.

Government facilities include far more connected devices than traditional ITAM tools capture. IoT Secure discovers and profiles them all — continuously, without agents, and without any changes to existing systems.

Physical security and access control

Badge readers, door controllers, IP cameras, biometric systems, visitor management, and perimeter security devices across all buildings and facilities.

Building and facility management

HVAC controllers, energy management systems, lighting automation, elevator controls, and smart building infrastructure — often connected but never accounted for in compliance inventories.

Network and communications infrastructure

Managed and unmanaged switches, wireless access points, VoIP systems, unified communication endpoints, and satellite connectivity equipment.

Operational technology and OT systems

Utility management, power distribution, water and environmental systems, and facility automation equipment that connects to agency networks.

Office and administrative IoT

Multi-function printers, smart displays, video conferencing systems, network-attached storage, and office automation devices.

Contractor and visitor devices

Third-party contractor laptops, vendor support equipment, and temporary visitor devices that connect to agency networks without going through standard IT onboarding.

Deployment

Asset visibility in under five minutes — no infrastructure changes.

IoT Secure connects to existing DNS or network infrastructure. No agents. No SPAN ports. No reconfiguration. The platform begins discovering assets immediately after connection.

  1. Connect without modifying existing infrastructure

    IoT Secure integrates via DNS forwarding or passive network traffic analysis. No agents to deploy, no network reconfiguration, and no security tools to replace. Deployment completes in under five minutes.

  2. Build a complete, continuously updated asset inventory

    Every IoT device, OT system, building control, and network endpoint is discovered and profiled — by manufacturer, model, OS, firmware, open ports, and communication behavior. The inventory is updated in real time.

  3. Detect unauthorized devices and communication

    Unauthorized or unexpected devices are identified at the moment of connection. Anomalous communication patterns — including IT-to-OT lateral movement — are surfaced continuously without manual review.

  4. Generate compliance documentation automatically

    Device inventory reports, communication maps, segmentation validation, and CVE exposure context are generated automatically — providing the evidence NIST 800-171, CMMC 2.0, DFARS, and auditors require.

Framework Alignment

Built to support the frameworks government agencies and contractors face.

IoT Secure generates the device visibility and documentation evidence that government compliance frameworks explicitly require for asset management and access control controls.

  • NIST SP 800-171 (Protecting CUI) Directly supports CM.3.068 (asset management), SC.3.177 (network segmentation), and SI.3.218 (system monitoring) control requirements.
  • CMMC 2.0 (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) Supports Level 1–3 asset management, access control, and configuration management practice requirements for DIB contractors handling CUI.
  • DFARS 252.204-7012 (Safeguarding Covered Defense Information) Supports the comprehensive security requirements for DoD contractors and subcontractors, including asset identification and monitoring controls.
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) Supports the Identify (asset management), Protect (access control), Detect (continuous monitoring), and Respond functions across federal and SLED agencies.
  • CISA Binding Operational Directives Supports BOD asset inventory and vulnerability visibility requirements — particularly for IoT and OT assets that existing tools miss.

Government Outcomes

A stronger compliance posture from deployment day.

Agencies and DoD contractors use IoT Secure to close device inventory gaps, detect unauthorized assets, and generate the documentation that frameworks and auditors require.

Unauthorized device detection

Every device identified at the moment of connection — with real-time alerts for unauthorized or unexpected assets connecting to sensitive or regulated network segments.

NIST and CMMC asset inventory

Complete IoT, OT, and facility device inventory that satisfies NIST 800-171 and CMMC 2.0 asset management control requirements that traditional ITAM tools cannot meet.

Segmentation validation and enforcement

Network communication maps, segmentation gap analysis, and enforcement controls that satisfy access control and network protection requirements across regulatory frameworks.

IoT, OT, and facility device coverage

Cameras, HVAC, badge readers, building management systems, and operational technology devices — the full connected environment beyond traditional IT endpoints.

Multi-site and multi-agency visibility

Unified device inventory and security posture across multiple facilities, regions, and agency components from a single management platform.

Audit-ready documentation

Device inventories, exposure reports, communication maps, and segmentation evidence generated automatically — no manual spreadsheet compilation for audits and assessments.

Government & Public Sector

Start closing your compliance inventory gap today.

IoT Secure deploys in under five minutes and immediately surfaces devices that existing tools miss. No agents. No TAPs. No specialist required.