TXOne Networks Enters into Strategic Partnership with Foxguard

IRVING, Texas—TXOne Networks, a developer of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) security, has announced a partnership with Foxguard, a Framatome subsidiary, to strengthen operational technology (OT) cybersecurity in the energy sector and other high-risk industrial environments.

The partnership encompasses TXOne Networks’ end-to-end product suite, giving Foxguard the flexibility to leverage the right protection for power companies, utilities and municipalities.

“Foxguard is already strongly entrenched in the energy industry as a trusted resource with deep expertise in OT cybersecurity,” says Jeff Van Natter, director of americas channel at TXOne Networks. “We are excited to have Foxguard join our Certified Partner network and leverage TXOne technology to ensure human safety, protect revenue streams, solve supply-chain issues and extend the life of legacy assets. Foxguard’s unsurpassed understanding of the energy vertical will ensure proper deployment and lifecycle care for our solutions.”

TXOne Partnership with Foxguard Delivers Advanced Cybersecurity

Founded in 1981, Foxguard delivers comprehensive OT cybersecurity and compute solutions tailored to meet the needs of critical infrastructure industries. Foxguard, TXOne points out, has deployed more than 30,000 custom solutions globally, and TXOne asserts that Foxguard is a leading design, engineering and integration firm focused on the OT & ICS space.

TXOne Networks emphasizes that it works with manufacturers and critical-infrastructure operators to develop practical, operations-friendly approaches to cyber defense. Elaborating further, the company says it offers both network- and endpoint-based solutions that integrate with operational assets common to work sites, providing real-time, defense-in-depth cybersecurity to both mission-critical devices and the OT network.

“When an OT system is compromised in the energy industry, a chain reaction can be set into motion that unravels an entire community. System failures can spiral into disrupted power grids, ruined ecosystems and even threats to human safety,” adds Jay Gignac, VP of sales at Foxguard. “TXOne Networks offers widely proven solutions that have been engineered from the ground up for the unique cybersecurity requirements of the OT space. We look forward to working with TXOne Networks to protect our customers’ legacy and modern OT assets and provide consistent and continuous protections.”

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