Xage Security

Xage offers asset protection products including Identity-based Access Management, Zero Trust Remote Access, and Dynamic Data Security.

The Xage Fabric delivers comprehensive security for industrial and real-world operations. It protects every element, new or legacy, secures every interaction, local or remote, and enables dynamic data security for OT, IT and cloud.

Xage partners with anomaly detection and response, asset discovery, and other cybersecurity organizations to provide asset protection and zero trust access.

Xage Security’s Zero Trust Data Exchange solution supports data-driven automation and data integrity and confidentiality across OT, IT, and Cloud.

The blog covers cybersecurity across IT, OT, and cloud, with a focus on zero trust approaches to preventing and stopping attacks.

A recently disclosed attack against an operational technology (OT) component highlights the rapidly growing need for improved security hygiene in critical infrastructure.

Xage & fellow cohort members set out to secure green energy resources.

New offices in the Middle East, strategic appointment of regional leader and partnership with CyberKnight address urgent need to protect critical infrastructure across the globe.

Collaborative will tap Xage’s expertise on zero trust-based approaches to cyber-physical systems protection to defend against cyberattacks.

The company’s mission is to protect critical infrastructure, including energy, utilities, defense, manufacturing, logistics, and supply chains.

Xage provides asset protection through use cases including IAM, PAM, and Universal ZTNA.

The page compares Xage and TeamViewer for zero trust remote access to operational assets.

Xage is a global leader in zero trust access and protection.

Xage delivers identity-first Zero Trust security across IT, OT, cloud, and AI environments. Protect critical infrastructure, privileged access, and AI agents.

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Xage Security raises an additional $20 million to expand its security platform. The article places the financing amid ongoing cybersecurity investment, citing 148 sector deals worth a combined $1.6 billion in Q2 2023 and describing Q3 deal flow as healthy anecdotally.

Nov 2023 · TechCrunchNews article