Accenture is set to expand its operational technology (OT) cybersecurity portfolio through an acquisition deal valued at about $4.1–$4.2 billion. The agreement includes Accenture purchasing a majority stake in industrial cybersecurity firm Dragos and acquiring all of runZero and NetRise. Under the terms reported by both outlets, runZero and NetRise will operate under the Dragos organization. The deal values Dragos at about $3.25 billion. The companies position the combined offering as end-to-end OT security for critical infrastructure and industrial environments. Reported use cases include power grids, pipelines, manufacturing, distribution facilities, and data centers. One source adds that the Dragos Platform is expected to extend its coverage to environments that control physical processes, while Accenture brings OT cybersecurity expertise, industrial datasets, and existing relationships with organizations operating critical infrastructure. The announcements describe a strategy aimed at strengthening protection and visibility across industrial systems, though the sources do not provide additional details on timing, regulatory review, or specific integration plans.