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The 10 Hottest IoT Startups Of 2023 (So Far)
Dylan Martin
These startups, ranging from Haltian and Litmus Automation to Morse Micro and Xage Security, are making big moves and creating IoT solutions for building management, manufacturing operations, lab equipment monitoring, long-range connectivity and security, among other things.
Xage Security
CEO: Duncan Greatwood
Xage Security is helping organizations protect industrial environments from cyberattacks with a zero-trust security platform that enables identify-based access management, remote management and data exchange.
The Palo Alto, Calif.-based startup announced in April what it called an “industry-first multi-layer identity and access management solution,” which provides granular access control for industrial systems across multiple sites. The company last year raised a $40.2 million Series B funding round.
Earlier in the year, Xage Security announced that Kinder Morgan had selected the company’s zero-trust and data security products to improve the oil and gas giant’s security posture. In January, the company said it was expanding business operations to the Middle East after previously raising capital from the venture arm of Saudi Aramco.
