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Every endpoint found. Every threat surfaced. Every issue is explained with a direct fix provided. Here's exactly what happens.
Every device.
Known and unknown.
Spotlight begins with a comprehensive sweep of your entire infrastructure — cataloging every endpoint across IT and OT environments, including devices that were never formally inventoried. Rogue hardware, forgotten assets, and shadow devices all surface here. You can't defend what you don't know exists.
Agent deployment
Lightweight agents.
Right on the attack surface.
Spotlight deploys ultra-lightweight agents directly onto each device. They sit at the source, rather than monitoring traffic from a distance. Our agents not only visualize the attack surface, they also inhabit it. A single static binary with no runtime dependencies. All AI analysis runs upstream, never on the device; nothing heavy touches your controllers, and no model sits inside your control network. No new hardware required. The same binary runs on a Linux-based controller or an ARM camera as on a server. Devices with no host OS to install on — bare PLCs, RTUs, switches, building systems — are discovered and assessed from the network instead: passively by default, and excluded from active scanning when they look industrial.
Scheduled. Thorough. Unblinking.
Agents check in on a schedule you control, so drift surfaces without anyone going to look. New listening ports, new privileged accounts, missing security patches, weak password policy, logging switched off — and firewall rules that no longer match the traffic actually hitting them.
Scheduled check-in
Raw Log Output
Spotlight Explains it in Plain English
An unknown device at IP 10.0.20.11 is attempting to connect to your SCADA control system on port 502 — the Modbus control protocol. This traffic should not be happening. The device is not recognized on your network and appears to be probing your industrial control systems. Risk: unauthorized access to operational technology.
No PhD required to understand the threat.
Spotlight's LLM reads every alert and translates it into plain language — what happened, why it matters, and how serious it is. Context, severity, and impact. In sentences, not syntax.
Here's the problem.
Here's how to fix it.
Spotlight generates precise, ranked remediation options — from the fastest one-command fix to more thorough hardening approaches. Each recommendation explains what it does and why. You decide. Spotlight executes.
Recommended Actions — SCADA-NODE-04
Block all inbound traffic from IP 10.0.20.11 at the firewall level, immediately isolating the unauthorized device from your OT network segment.
Also consider
Segment the SCADA network to prevent any IT-side device from reaching Modbus port 502 without explicit allowlist approval.
Long-term
Review and tighten DHCP lease policies to prevent unauthorized IP assignments in the OT VLAN. Implement network access control (NAC).
CriticalActive Threat — SCADA-NODE-04
Unauthorized device 10.0.20.11 is actively probing Modbus port 502. Blocking is recommended immediately. Spotlight will push the remediation command directly to the affected node.
⚡ Take Action with Spotlight AIWhat Spotlight executed
All inbound traffic from 10.0.20.11 is now blocked. The unauthorized connection has been severed. Event logged for audit trail.
From identified to resolved. In under a minute.
A single click pushes the remediation command directly to the affected agent, which executes it on the device. No remote desktop. No vendor call. No driving to site. Other tools alert. Spotlight acts.
Prove your value.
Every single month.
Every threat detected, every issue resolved — logged automatically and compiled into clear reports. Send them to leadership, attach them to audits, share them with clients. Everything Spotlight does becomes documented evidence of the work being done.
Monthly Security Report
January 2026 · Sample Utility Customer
Security posture score · 94/100
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