Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Live demonstration of connecting AI assistants to operational technology asset data in Tosi Control
- Covers integration with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot
- Focuses on granular access controls for OT network queries
- Aimed at OT security practitioners managing industrial assets and gateways
About the Event
This 45-minute webinar demonstrates Tosi AI Connect, a feature included with Tosi platform subscriptions that enables users to query their OT asset data through external AI assistants. Hosi Bayatpour will configure a connection from scratch during the session, explaining each setting and then running live queries against real asset data. Attendees can submit their own prompts during the demonstration.
Integration and Access Controls
The session covers the technical process of linking AI assistants to Tosi Control, including endpoint configuration and API key generation. A key focus is the access control model: users issue their own API keys and define which gateways and assets each key can reach, with granularity down to individual gateways or IP addresses.
Query Capabilities
The demonstration will show several categories of queries that AI assistants can answer once connected to Tosi Control:
- Operational queries, such as identifying which gateway has the worst connection stability
- Security insights, including top findings for gateways over a specified period
- Audit queries, such as summaries of user access changes within the last seven days
Query availability depends on subscription tier. Standard subscriptions support asset and gateway queries. Pro and Enterprise tiers add the events query capability required for audit-related questions.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is relevant for OT security teams, industrial network administrators and operations personnel who use Tosi Control to manage assets and gateways. It will be particularly useful for those exploring how to use AI assistants to interrogate their existing OT visibility data without exposing more of the network than necessary.