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| ClarotyClaroty sells a cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection platform covering asset inventory, exposure management, network protection, secure access and threat detection for industrial, commercial, healthcare and public sector environments.claroty.com | Elbit SystemsElbit Systems offers cyber defense technologies for government and industrial networks, including endpoint detection, security operations center automation, industrial control system security, and cyber training and simulation.elbitsystems.com | Nozomi NetworksNozomi Networks describes its offering as industrial cybersecurity solutions.nozominetworks.com | Xage SecurityXage Security sells the Xage Fabric Platform, which applies zero trust access control, segmentation and credential management across data centers, cloud, cyber-physical systems, operational technology and AI agents, overlaid on a customer's existing infrastructure without requiring it to be replaced.xage.com | |
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| Ownership and funding | Privately held | Not stated on its pages | Owned by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation since 2026[4][5][7] | Not stated on its pages |
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| Who it fits | Not written yet | From its own pages, the company sells defense technology and says it enables customers to address rapidly evolving battlefield challenges and overcome threats. It also says it builds lasting partnerships with customers worldwide. The site lists Homeland Security (HLS) and Commercial as solution areas alongside its military domains. | From its own pages, the company lists industry pages for Airports, Electric Utilities, Healthcare and Manufacturing. Maritime, Mining and Oil & Gas are also listed. Its pages also describe Professional Services as OT and IoT security expertise that speeds solution deployment. | From its own pages, the company names a set of industries. Electric Utilities and Healthcare are named as well. Federal Government and Defense Industrial Base are also named. |
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| Last verified | November 4, 2026 | October 12, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | September 27, 2026 |
Claroty sells a cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection platform covering asset inventory, exposure management, network protection, secure access and threat detection for industrial, commercial, healthcare and public sector environments. Claroty is privately held, having secured $150 million in Series F funding led by Golub Growth, an affiliate of Golub Capital.[1][2]
Claroty on the recordElbit Systems offers cyber defense technologies for government and industrial networks, including endpoint detection, security operations center automation, industrial control system security, and cyber training and simulation. The company operates as part of a larger defense technology group that also provides air, land, naval, autonomous and homeland security systems to military and government customers worldwide.[1][2]
Elbit Systems on the recordNozomi Networks describes its offering as industrial cybersecurity solutions. The company says these solutions deliver asset intelligence, threat detection and AI-driven insights. It also lists Professional Services, described as OT and IoT security expertise that speeds solution deployment.
Its solutions pages include Asset Inventory Management and Threat Detection & Response. They also include Continuous Network Monitoring and Vulnerability Management. Risk Management and IoT Security are listed as well. Data Center Cybersecurity is also listed.
The pages list industries including Airports, Electric Utilities, Healthcare and Manufacturing. Maritime, Mining and Oil & Gas are also listed. Pharmaceutical, Rail and Retail appear as well. The home page advertises Spark 2026, a customer conference.[6]
The pages also list topics for ISA/IEC 62443 Standards, NERC CIP and NERC CIP-015. NIS2 Directive and SEC Cybersecurity Rules are listed as well.[1][2][3]
Nozomi Networks on the recordXage Security sells the Xage Fabric Platform, which applies zero trust access control, segmentation and credential management across data centers, cloud, cyber-physical systems, operational technology and AI agents, overlaid on a customer's existing infrastructure without requiring it to be replaced. The site names Secure Remote Access as a product. It also names Privileged Access Management as a product. Critical Asset Protection is another product name on the site. Unified Zero Trust for AI is named as a product as well.[1]
Zero Trust Data Exchange is named as a product too. Xage Fabric Platform is named as a product as well. The site also lists Cybersecurity Services. The site also names Zero Trust Access.
The site names a Partner Program. It also names Technology Integrations.
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