OPSWAT to Unveil Next Gen Cybersecurity Kiosk for Protecting Critical Infrastructure

The global leader in Critical Infrastructure Protection, OPSWAT, has announced the availability of the L1001, its next-generation MetaDefender Kiosk. It offers an important option for cybersecurity prevention for both Operational Technology (OT) environments and Industrial Control Systems (ICS).  Both have experienced an bigger number of ransomware AND cybersecurity attacks ewcwntly..

Such as cyberattacks surge, among the critical infrastructure sectors, there is a heightened sense of security. Malware, targeted attacks, and ransomware have recently interrupted the service of food and agriculture, energy, defense industrial base, and healthcare. all 16 critical infrastructure sectors now being threatened by copycat attacks.

MetaDefender Kiosks of OPSWAT used to protect critical infrastructure environments and ICS that include over 98% of US-based nuclear facilities, from various zero-day attacks and malware.
The mainstream of these settings modernize their air-gapped or OT settings through the practice of movable media devices, which OPSWAT can scan, audit, and clean before malware spreads a highly serious OT network.


The L1001 deals a totally reshaped form feature which structures better-quality manageability choices, automatic updating, and quicker file and device scanning for enhanced cybersecurity. Further advancements and benefits also include:

• Simplified deployment and manageability
• Lower maintenance requirements
• Higher performance and security

The MetaDefender Kiosk, L1001, is combined into the wider OPSWAT Cross Domain portfolio of solutions for ICS environments and Critical Infrastructure.

About OPSWAT

OPSWAT, the global leader in critical infrastructure cybersecurity, helps protect the world's mission-critical establishments from zero-day attacks and malware. More than 1,000 organizations worldwide spanning Defense, Financial Services, Energy, Manufacturing, Transportation Systems, and Aerospace trust OPSWAT to secure their files and devices.