When Cyberspatial, HPE (Hewlett Packard Enterprise), and VLCM join forces, they provide a "Full-Stack" cybersecurity defense that links advanced network visibility with high-performance hardware and expert managed services.
This partnership essentially creates a "Cyber-Physical Shield" for businesses, where the software sees the threats, the hardware anchors the trust, and the partner manages the mission.
1. The Strategic Roles
The collaboration works through a clear division of responsibility:
* Cyberspatial (The Insight Layer): Provides Teleseer, a passive network mapping tool. It creates a "Digital Twin" of the business's network terrain, identifying every device, connection, and vulnerability without disrupting operations.
* HPE (The Trusted Foundation): Provides the secure hardware infrastructure, specifically HPE ProLiant servers. HPE’s Silicon Root of Trust ensures that the firmware and hardware are untampered, creating a secure "home" for security software.
* VLCM (The Managed Service Layer): Acts as the Solution Architect. As a Platinum HPE partner, VLCM designs, deploys, and monitors the entire stack. Their vCISO (Virtual CISO) team uses the data from Cyberspatial and HPE to manage the business's daily security posture.
2. How the Solutions Integrate
The synergy between these three allows a business to achieve 360-degree visibility and protection:
Step 1: Secure Deployment (HPE + VLCM)
VLCM deploys HPE ProLiant servers to run a business's critical workloads. Because of HPE’s silicon-level security, the business is protected from "below-the-OS" attacks that standard antivirus can't see.
Step 2: Continuous Discovery (Cyberspatial)
Cyberspatial’s Teleseer is layered onto the network. It continuously scans the traffic moving through the HPE switches and servers to map out "Mission Relevant Terrain." It identifies "Shadow IT" (unauthorized devices) that could be a back door for hackers.
Step 3: Proactive Defense (VLCM + Cyberspatial)
VLCM's security experts take the visual maps from Cyberspatial and use them to perform "Attack Surface Management." If Cyberspatial shows a vulnerable path, VLCM immediately closes it by reconfiguring the HPE infrastructure or applying patches via vLCM (vSphere Lifecycle Manager).
3. Key Business Advantages
| Feature | Benefit to the Business |
|---|---|
| Passive Monitoring | Cyberspatial maps the network without slowing down production or crashing legacy systems. |
| Hardware Integrity | HPE ensures that even if a hacker gains software access, they cannot compromise the server's core firmware. |
| Expert Oversight | VLCM provides a "Cybersecurity Wingman," giving small and mid-sized businesses enterprise-level security talent. |
| Fast Recovery | Using HPE Zerto (often deployed by VLCM), businesses can recover from ransomware in minutes by rolling back to a "known good state" identified by Cyberspatial. |
Summary of the Workflow
* HPE builds the secure vault (Hardware).
* Cyberspatial provides the internal radar and floor plans (Visibility).
* VLCM acts as the professional security guard and architect (Management).
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VLCM and HPE 360-degree security
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