Swiss cybersecurity company demonstrates how AI-driven behavioral analytics helps organizations detect threats across business-critical applications and operational technology networks at the renown event it-sa 2026.
Zurich, 22 October 2026. At the it-sa Expo&Congress 2026 (October 27–29, Nuremberg Exhibition Center), Exeon Analytics, a Swiss cybersecurity software company, will present its latest product developments for AI-driven threat detection and behavioral analysis. The company will highlight how its Exeon.NDR and Exeon.UEBA solutions help enterprises address two increasingly critical security challenges: protecting business-critical SAP environments and securing operational technology (OT) networks.
As enterprise IT environments become more interconnected, organizations face growing challenges in detecting sophisticated cyber threats that bypass traditional security controls. Attackers increasingly exploit legitimate credentials, trusted applications and network connections, making malicious activity harder to distinguish from normal business operations.
Exeon’s approach combines AI-driven behavioral analytics with expert-built detection capabilities to identify suspicious activity across networks, identities and applications, while maintaining data sovereignty and supporting deployment in highly regulated environments.
Detecting suspicious activity in business-critical SAP environments
SAP systems are the foundation of the most critical business processes within large enterprises, including finance, supply chain management, and manufacturing. Yet traditional security monitoring often provides limited visibility into suspicious activities performed through legitimate user accounts or authorized application access.
With Exeon.UEBA, organizations can monitor user, administrator and service-account behavior across SAP environments to identify unusual activities, potential credential misuse, insider threats and unauthorized access to sensitive business information.
By analyzing SAP security logs, transactions and user behavior, Exeon helps security teams detect deviations from expected activity, investigate potential threats and strengthen the protection of business-critical applications.
Strengthening OT security without disrupting operations
Industrial and critical infrastructure organizations face a different set of cybersecurity challenges. Operational technology environments often include legacy systems, distributed assets and complex connections between IT and OT networks, where traditional endpoint security tools and active monitoring approaches may be difficult or even impossible to deploy.
Exeon.NDR addresses these challenges by analyzing existing network metadata to provide visibility into OT communications without requiring additional agents or intrusive monitoring of industrial systems.
The solution helps organizations identify previously unknown assets and communication paths, detect suspicious network behavior and potential lateral movement, and validate network segmentation across IT and OT environments.
This approach enables manufacturing companies, industrial operators and critical infrastructure providers to strengthen threat detection and cyber resilience while minimizing operational disruption.
Expanding cybersecurity visibility across networks, identities and applications
With Exeon.NDR and Exeon.UEBA, Exeon Analytics continues to expand its capabilities beyond traditional network threat detection to address increasingly complex enterprise security requirements.
Gregor Erismann, CEO of Exeon Analytics:
Organizations need to understand not only what is happening across their networks, but also how identities and business-critical applications are being used. At it-sa, we will demonstrate how behavioral analytics can help security teams detect threats that traditional controls may overlook, whether in SAP environments or industrial networks, without compromising operational continuity or data sovereignty.
Exeon Analytics will participate in it-sa 2026 together with its partner NetDescribe. Visitors can meet the team in Hall 7, Stand 7-112, to learn more about its cybersecurity solutions and discuss specific enterprise security challenges.
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