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What it sells
	ElisityElisity sells identity-based microsegmentation for the network a customer already runs.elisity.com	FireMonFireMon is a network security company focused on firewall policy control for the hybrid enterprise.firemon.com	IllumioIllumio is a security company that sells the Illumio Breach Containment Platform, which includes Illumio Insights and Illumio Segmentation for hybrid and multi-cloud environments.illumio.com	Zero NetworksZero Networks automatically creates and enforces least-privilege controls across every asset, identity, and connection.zeronetworks.com
What it sells	Elisity Cloud Control Center^[1]The cloud-delivered console for visibility, policy and reporting. Elisity IdentityGraphCombines network observations with context from identity, endpoint, CMDB, IoT and cloud tools. Elisity Intelligence^[1]Proposes device classifications, Policy Groups and policies with the evidence behind each suggestion. Elisity Virtual Edge^[1]Connects a customer's network infrastructure to Cloud Control Center. Elisity Assistant^[1]Answers plain-language questions about devices, traffic and policies inside Cloud Control Center.	Security Manager^[5][7]The foundational platform that the Policy Planner and Risk Analyzer add-on modules require. Policy Planner^[5]FireMon's firewall change automation software. Policy Optimizer^[2][5]Handles identifying redundant, shadowed, or unused rules. Risk Analyzer^[7]An add-on module for Security Manager that correlates vulnerabilities with network policy. Workbench Agentic AI^[5]A guided, AI-assisted experience for rule recommendations in Workbench.	Illumio Segmentation^{[1][5][7][14]}Visualizes communication between workloads and devices and creates segmentation policies that allow only trusted connections across endpoints, servers, cloud and containers. Illumio Insights^{[1][5][7][17]}Builds a graph of network connections across environments to identify lateral movement and support real-time observability of traffic.	Identity Segmentation^[1][2][8]Zero restricts privileged account access to operational needs only to remove the risk of credential theft. Secure Remote Access^{[1][2][5][7][12]}Zero combines the speed of VPN with the security of ZTNA to connect remote employees and vendors. RPC Firewall^[2][10]RPC Firewall allows only legitimate and crucial RPC traffic and blocks unwarranted operations.
Categories
Categories	Microsegmentation (primary category) Network access control	Microsegmentation (primary category) Network visibility and traffic brokering Vulnerability management	Microsegmentation (primary category) Network visibility and traffic brokering	Microsegmentation (primary category) Zero trust network access
Headquarters
Headquarters	San Jose, United States^[2]	Not stated on its pages	Sunnyvale, United States^[4]	Israel^[4]
Founded
Founded	2019^[2]	Not stated on its pages	2013^[2]	2019^[4]
Ownership and funding
Ownership and funding	Not stated on its pages	Not stated on its pages	Not stated on its pages	Privately held^[2][6][16]
Named customers
Named customers	Not stated on its pages	Not stated on its pages	Not stated on its pages	Not stated on its pages
Recent news
Recent news	November 4, 2026Elisity announced that IonQ's acquisition of the company has closed.^[10] October 12, 2026Elisity announced it had entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by IonQ.^[11]	October 27, 2026FireMon unveiled AI agents for its platform that handle investigation and planning steps behind firewall policy changes.^[14] October 20, 2026FireMon announced an integration with Akamai Guardicore Segmentation that extends its policy control for microsegmentation.^[13]	March 19, 2026Illumio announced enhancements to Illumio Insights, led by the introduction of Network Posture.^[17]	Not stated on its pages
G2 and Gartner Peer Insights
G2 and Gartner Peer Insights	G2: Not stated on its pages Gartner Peer Insights: Not stated on its pages	G2: listed, seen November 14, 2026^[15] Gartner Peer Insights: Not stated on its pages	G2: Not stated on its pages Gartner Peer Insights: listed, seen October 25, 2026^[6]	G2: Not stated on its pages Gartner Peer Insights: Not stated on its pages
Who it fits
Who it fits	Elisity also addresses manufacturers with connected IT and OT networks, and enterprises with users, devices and workloads to contain. Financial institutions that connect branch services, corporate systems and acquired environments are another group Elisity describes. Elisity positions its enforcement as running through supported network infrastructure rather than software agents on the assets being protected.	FireMon's products are aimed at organizations that manage rules and prove compliance across on-premises, virtual, and cloud network controls. FireMon describes buyers who run multi-vendor firewalls, cloud networks, and microsegmentation environments. FireMon is channel-only by design, and resellers, MSSPs, GSIs, distributors, and technology partners can bring FireMon into the architectures and services they already deliver.	From its own pages, Illumio sells mainly to organisations running hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Illumio publishes pages for financial services, energy and utilities, healthcare, government, manufacturing, telecom, and small and midsize businesses. Illumio says it helps financial institutions, utility operators, and telecom providers. Illumio also says its platform is built to be fast, simple, and flexible for small and midsize businesses.	The pages give little detail on buyers. They do not name customers, industries or organisation sizes the company serves. What is described are product and solution menu labels, not statements about who buys them. Based on what is available, no reliable fit description can be given.
Last verified
Last verified	September 27, 2026	November 13, 2026	September 27, 2026	November 9, 2026

About Elisity

Elisity sells identity-based microsegmentation for the network a customer already runs. Elisity connects identity and risk context across users, devices, workloads and AI agents. Elisity enforces least-privilege policy through a customer's existing network infrastructure. Elisity has an agreement to join IonQ.^[1][3]

Elisity Cloud Control Center is the cloud-delivered console for visibility, policy and reporting. Elisity uses AWS to host Cloud Control Center. Elisity IdentityGraph combines network observations with context from identity, endpoint, CMDB, IoT and cloud tools to build one record per asset. Elisity Intelligence proposes device classifications, Policy Groups and policies with the evidence behind each suggestion. The Elisity Assistant answers plain-language questions about devices, traffic and policies inside Cloud Control Center.^[1][4]

Elisity Virtual Edge connects a customer's network infrastructure to Cloud Control Center. Elisity Virtual Edge sits outside the data path and programs policy into the data plane. Elisity enforces identity-based policy through supported wired network infrastructure from Cisco, Arista, Juniper, HPE Aruba and Hirschmann. Elisity enforces identity-based policy through Cisco Catalyst 9800 wireless controllers. Elisity shares Policy Group membership with Palo Alto Networks firewalls as Dynamic Address Groups. Protected devices do not need an Elisity endpoint agent. On supported network infrastructure, the last configuration stays in place if a plant loses its connection to the cloud.^[1][5][6]

Elisity lets administrators simulate policy against observed traffic before enforcing it. Suggested policies from Elisity Intelligence start in simulation, and administrators decide what moves to enforcement. Elisity flags Allow policies that have carried no traffic over a review window. Elisity IdentityGraph brings AWS and Azure workloads in alongside users and devices, with cloud tags and instance details available as policy context. Elisity applies access policy to the device or workload running an AI agent. Elisity enforces through the network, outside the agent's runtime. Elisity is extending IdentityGraph to additional non-human identities, including service accounts and machine credentials.^[1][3]

Elisity Open Connector is for custom API sources, and Custom Connector is for a customer's own asset inventory. The Zero Trust Posture Score rates segmentation posture from 0 to 100, refreshed daily. Scheduled Snapshot reports map Elisity segmentation and policy evidence to selected IEC 62443, HIPAA Security Rule and PCI DSS requirements.^[1]

Elisity helps healthcare teams contain lateral movement across clinical networks and medical devices. Elisity helps manufacturers contain lateral movement across connected IT and OT networks. Elisity helps enterprises contain lateral movement across users, devices and workloads, including those running AI agents. Elisity describes financial institutions as needing to connect branch services, corporate systems and acquired environments while limiting what a compromised asset can reach. Main Line Health deploys Elisity microsegmentation enterprise-wide across its Cisco infrastructure with Armis integration.^{[1][3][5][6][7][9]}

Elisity on the record

About FireMon

FireMon is a network security company focused on firewall policy control for the hybrid enterprise. FireMon helps organizations manage and analyze security policy across multi-vendor firewalls, cloud networks, and microsegmentation environments with real-time change visibility, risk analysis, automation, and continuous compliance. FireMon gives organizations one governed point of control across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments, including the segmentation layer. FireMon builds agentic AI into the automation and risk analysis behind its policy control. FireMon connects policy management across more than 120 supported firewall, cloud, network, microsegmentation, and workflow technologies.^[1][2][3][4]

FireMon states that firewall policy rarely lives in one place and that network change rarely happens in isolation. Zero Trust, microsegmentation, cloud migration, and AI all increase the number of policies deciding who and what can reach what, according to FireMon. FireMon says security teams must reduce exposure, support critical applications, respond to change, and produce defensible evidence for auditors. FireMon aims to analyze, detect, and mitigate policy-related vulnerabilities that could expose an organization to outages or attacks. FireMon detects and analyzes firewall policy changes in real time so that risky changes, compliance failures, and unexpected access do not sit unnoticed.^[2][4]

Policy Planner is FireMon's firewall change automation software. Policy Planner manages the full change lifecycle, analyzing proposed rules in real time, checking them against compliance requirements, and deploying them across on-premises and cloud environments. Policy Planner is an add-on module that requires FireMon Security Manager as the foundational platform. Policy Planner performs pre-deployment compliance checks against internal and regulatory requirements such as PCI DSS, NERC-CIP, NIST, and DORA. Policy Planner integrates with ServiceNow and Remedy, enabling ticket tracking, comment logging, attachment uploads, and automated reviews across change management workflows. Policy Planner supports firewall rule changes and handles modifications to network objects, service objects, and group objects across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Policy Optimizer handles identifying redundant, shadowed, or unused rules, and pairing Policy Optimizer with Policy Planner makes rule decommissioning fully automated.^[4][5]

Policy Planner Workbench is the interface for building and editing change plans within Policy Planner. The Change Plan Editor shows all rules and objects in a policy in a unified, table-based view. Workbench supports the Access Request workflow only at the general availability release. Saving a plan in Workbench records proposed changes and does not deploy them to a firewall. Workbench Agentic AI provides a guided, AI-assisted experience for rule recommendations. Workbench agentic AI analyzes the environment to identify impacted devices and policies, then generates rule and object change recommendations. Engineers review and save the proposed changes, and the plan then proceeds through the applicable assessment and approval workflow before implementation. Workbench agentic AI requires a FireMon Insights activation.^[5][6]

Risk Analyzer is an add-on module for Security Manager that provides real-time risk assessment by correlating vulnerabilities with network policy, simulating attack paths, and prioritizing remediation based on threat impact. Risk Analyzer requires FireMon Security Manager as the foundational platform for policy visibility, network topology, and analytics that power risk modeling and attack path simulation. Risk Analyzer integrates with scanners like Qualys, Rapid7, and Tenable to correlate vulnerability data with network policy. Risk Analyzer prioritizes vulnerabilities by ease of exploitation, penetration depth, and business impact of a successful breach. Risk Analyzer detects misconfigurations, exposed paths to vulnerable assets, overly permissive rules, and potential policy violations that increase attack surface. Risk Analyzer supports what-if analysis for attacks and changes. Policy Optimizer adds event-driven rule review and recertification to keep policy clean over time.^[2][7]

FireMon Asset Manager integrates with EDR tools to compare its real-time index of discovered network devices against what those EDR platforms are actually managing. FireMon Asset Manager surfaces endpoints that lack an agent or fall outside current coverage. FireMon's Cloud Defense capabilities help identify misconfigurations and vulnerabilities across cloud environments. FireMon normalizes policy from supported firewall, cloud, and microsegmentation platforms, including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, alongside on-premises firewalls, into one governed model. FireMon supports continuous assessment of firewall and cloud policy against internal standards, documents rule changes and approvals, and flags policy violations before they are deployed. FireMon does not inspect traffic or detect intrusions itself, and governs the rules that shape what traffic is possible.^{[8][9][10][11][12]}

Global enterprises, government agencies, and service providers use FireMon to keep security policy aligned across their environments. FireMon serves 1,800+ organizations across 70+ countries with 24/7/365 support and geo-aligned teams. FireMon is channel-only by design, and every deal transacts through the channel. Resellers, MSSPs, GSIs, distributors, and technology partners can bring FireMon into the architectures and services they already deliver. Insight Partners made a major investment in FireMon. FireMon launched a Zero Trust control plane for hybrid environments, validating segmentation and access enforcement. FireMon expanded operations to serve enterprises across 70+ countries, establishing 24/7/365 global support infrastructure and a TAM program.^[2][3][6]

FireMon on the record

About Illumio

Illumio is a security company that sells the Illumio Breach Containment Platform, which includes Illumio Insights and Illumio Segmentation for hybrid and multi-cloud environments.^[1][7]

Illumio says it addresses lateral movement, the workload-to-workload movement inside an environment. Illumio says cloud-native controls were not built to cover this east-west traffic, and that each cloud provider has its own console, so there is no single policy view across Azure, AWS, GCP and OCI.^[8]

Illumio Insights is described on the Illumio site as a tool to identify lateral movement, detect attacks, and stop breaches at cloud scale. Illumio says it is powered by an AI teammate called Insights Agent, which supports prioritisation of threats with context-rich analysis, deep observability, and one-click containment.^[1]

Illumio Segmentation is described as a way to secure critical assets, workloads, and devices across a hybrid, multi-cloud environment. Illumio says it lets customers see risk, set policy, and prevent lateral movement.

For cloud security, Illumio says its platform works across the data center, endpoints, containers, Azure, AWS, GCP, and OCI, with or without an agent. Illumio says policy is label-based and follows the workload through auto-scaling, redeployment, and IP changes. Illumio says Draft-view shows which connections a rule would change before it goes live.^[8]

Illumio publishes pages for several industries. For financial services, Illumio says it helps secure systems from core banking to mobile apps. For energy and utilities, Illumio says it helps operators identify risks, detect threats, and contain breaches across IT and OT systems. For healthcare, Illumio says it blocks the spread of attacks across IT, OT, and medical devices. Illumio also has pages for government, manufacturing, telecom, and small and midsize businesses.^{[9][10][11][15]}

For compliance, Illumio names GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and DORA, and says it can generate audit-ready evidence of segmentation, policy enforcement, and breach containment efforts. Illumio says Microsoft deploys Illumio across its entire corporate IT environment.^{[3][12][13][14][16]}

Illumio on the record

About Zero Networks

Zero Networks automatically creates and enforces least-privilege controls across every asset, identity, and connection. Assets, identities, and AI agents are segmented automatically.^[5][8]

Zero divides a network into smaller, isolated micro-segments through automated security policies for assets and AI. Zero automatically discovers every asset, identity, and AI agent on the network. For 30 days, Zero observes real network traffic. Every generated rule runs against real traffic first, showing how the rule would function in the live environment. Zero enforces granular least privilege policies that dynamically adapt as the network changes.^[5][10]

Zero applies JIT MFA to network layer 3, which protects critical assets and privileged pathways like RDP, SMB, SSH, WinRM, and RPC. Network-layer MFA keeps admin ports, sensitive systems, and critical services closed by default and open only after just-in-time verification. RPC Firewall allows only legitimate and crucial RPC traffic and blocks unwarranted operations. RPC Firewall addresses threats including lateral movement, remote code execution, internal discovery, and relay attacks. Domain Controllers, Certificate Authorities, and Federation Services are essential services covered by the solution.^[5][10][12]

Zero sets access controls based on the identity of users, devices, AI agents, or applications to stop privileged account abuse. Zero restricts privileged account access to operational needs only to remove the risk of credential theft. Zero applies the concept of microsegmentation to identities, AI agents, and non-human accounts. Zero learns all logon activities, account behaviors, and asset access patterns to create automated policies based on legitimate behavior. Service, admin, and agent accounts are restricted to pre-approved assets and logon types, so lateral movement and unauthorized access are blocked even if credentials get stolen. Admins can only log on to pre-approved assets after MFA. Zero revokes excessive logon rights for AI agents, admin, and service accounts. Multi-factor authentication is integrated into the logon process, and temporary access is granted only after successful authentication. Zero discovers service accounts and automates access controls based on operational needs.^[1][5][11]

Zero Networks Connect is a solution for secure remote access. Zero combines the speed of VPN with the security of ZTNA to connect remote employees and vendors. Policies allow user access to all or pre-approved apps and services. Zero remote access enforces access controls, tracks user activity, creates audit trails, and enforces MFA user authentication.^[1][12]

Agentless microsegmentation protects legacy systems from lateral movement without requiring network redesigns. Network-layer MFA can be enforced on legacy systems, databases, and other hard-to-protect assets. Zero works over existing infrastructure using native OS components such as IPTables, WFP, ACLs, and NFTables. Zero Networks segments modern IT, legacy systems, OT, IoT, and devices that were never built to host security software through the infrastructure already in place. Policy is applied through host-based firewalls on IT devices and ACLs on the switches connecting OT devices. PLCs, HMIs, and unmanaged devices get segmented without anyone touching them. Zero observes actual connections over a learning period and generates least-privilege rules. An eBPF-based pod on each node captures network activity. The Kubernetes Access Matrix maps every namespace-to-namespace, app-to-app, and workload-to-workload connection in real time. Zero enforces through eBPF and native Kubernetes Network Policies. App owners keep pushing policy as YAML through CI/CD, and Zero automatically detects and translates it into a unified rule view.^{[8][9][13][14]}

Zero Networks contains risk by design, and a deterministic enforcement layer keeps every tool, agent, and workflow governed. Zero automatically discovers each AI agent and enforces least agency at the identity layer. Every segmentation policy, access event, and enforcement action is logged automatically and continuously. Zero automatically maps every asset, identity, and communication path in an acquired environment. Full segmentation across an acquired environment follows within 90 days. Zero builds a containment architecture with automated, identity-based microsegmentation to stop attacks before they spread. Privileged ports are closed by default and opened only temporarily after MFA is satisfied. Zero Networks continuously maps what every identity and system can reach and updates policies. Continuously enforced segmentation and MFA controls generate evidence of cyber resilience for insurers, regulators, and board-level reporting.^{[1][3][5][7][8][9][13][15][17]}

Zero Networks on the record

Sources

Elisity full record

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[2]Elisity microsegmentation enables st lukes to secure 85 000 medical devices and unlocks clinical innovation in 46 days 302783594Elisity via PR Newswire · prnewswire.com · published May 28, 2026 · Tier A
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[11]Elisity announces acquisition by IonQ to advance Zero Trust for the quantum eraElisity · published October 12, 2026 · Tier A

FireMon full record

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Illumio full record

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Zero Networks full record

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[10]RPC Firewall | Zero NetworksZero Networks · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A
[11]Identity Segmentation: Stop Account Abuse & Secure Admin AccessZero Networks · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A
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[13]Secure OT Environments | Zero NetworksZero Networks · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A
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[17]Build Preemptive Cyber Resilience | Zero NetworksZero Networks · undated page, accessed November 10, 2026 · Tier A

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