Bastille Platform review
Wireless IoT and OT threat visibility, location mapping, and response integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Bastille Platform provides wireless airspace security for organizations that need visibility into devices and threats beyond their network perimeter. It uses passive sensor arrays and software-defined radios to detect signals, identify and locate devices, and maintain an inventory. Its stated use cases include IoT, OT, industrial control systems, and critical infrastructure, making it relevant to mid-market and enterprise sites where wireless activity is a security concern.
The product’s defining strength is its focus on wireless detection and forensics rather than general network monitoring. Features include real-time device and network inventory, location mapping, threat classification and risk prioritization, and alerts. Historical wireless activity analysis supports forensic review. This combination can help teams investigate where a wireless threat appeared and how activity changed over time. Buyers seeking asset discovery and detection across supported wireless protocols may find that focus useful; organizations looking primarily for broad network OT security should consider a more general platform.
Bastille connects its findings to security and response workflows through API integrations. Listed integrations include XDR, CAASM, SIEM, SOAR, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, and Lenel OnGuard. Deployment is described as SaaS, on-premises, or on-site, and the product combines software with sensor hardware. That means buyers should account for the hardware component when assessing fit and deployment. Pricing is provided through a demo request rather than published plans, so teams comparing costs will need to engage the vendor. Bastille is best suited to sites prioritizing wireless IoT and OT threat detection, not buyers seeking a software-only, general-purpose OT security system.
Bastille Platform pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Passively detects supported wireless protocols and inventories devices in real time.
- Maps wireless devices and threats to locations across facilities.
- Classifies risks and supports investigation with alerts and historical analysis.
- Where it doesn't
- Focuses on wireless signals rather than general network OT security.
- Combines software with sensor hardware, so it is not software-only.
- Pricing requires a demo request rather than published plans.
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