Xage in the press

“Today, cybersecurity adoption varies by the industrial sectors and company size. Yet, attacks can have devastating consequences on companies’ services to small and large communities alike,” Roman Arutyunov, Co-founder and Senior Vice President of Product at Xage Security.” More ›

“Xage Security, the zero trust real-world cybersecurity company, has announced that Kinder Morgan, Inc. has selected Xage’s zero trust access and data security products to enhance critical infrastructure resilience.” More ›

“Kinder Morgan Inc., a critical infrastructure operator that delivers oil and gas to U.S. government and commercial clients, has selected Xage Security to secure its information technology and operational technology systems.” More ›

“Xage Security teams up with one of the largest North American energy infrastructure companies to support cybersecurity resilience and digital transformation initiatives.” More ›

“The clear differentiation between a CISO and a CSO promotes accountability and clarifies responsibilities, reducing confusion and improving decision-making during security incidents or breaches, according to Amit Pawar, VP of consulting and services at Xage Security. And they may often work in tandem.” More ›

“Commentary from Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security.” More ›

“It is encouraging to see the U.S. government following through with President Biden’s cybersecurity policy announcement to provide industry-specific cyber-hardening requirements. Duncan Greatwood, CEO, Xage Security” More ›

“Experts from around the industry sounded off on what the strategy means for members of security of organizations that hold critical data across the private and public sectors.” More ›

“Experts in cybersecurity shared their perspectives on the US National Cybersecurity Strategy over the past couple of days with the CyberWire.” More ›

“This policy reinforces what software companies should have been doing all along — investing and executing on secure development practices. Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security” More ›

“The U.S. Department of Commerce’s renewed focus on this executive order comes at a critical time, with Nation-State actors and cybercriminals increasingly leveraging public cloud services to scale up cyberattacks in recent years. Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security” More ›

“The war on critical infrastructure demands a better security strategy.” More ›

“SecurityInfoWatch recently caught up with Xage Security CEO Duncan Greenwood to discuss trends and solutions related to devastating cyber attacks on critical systems.” More ›

“Growing “distribution system entry points” make “keeping hackers away from operations infrastructure almost unworkable,” agreed CEO Duncan Greatwood of cybersecurity provider Xage.” More ›

“According to Roman Arutyunov, co-founder and SVP of products at Xage Security, critical infrastructure providers should embrace these changes despite the technical difficulties associated with such implementations.” More ›

“As we await President Biden’s forthcoming policy signature, Xage Security’s CEO, Duncan Greatwood has compiled a few thoughts on how other sectors (there are 16 slated to be under the policy) can benefit from the experience of the oil and gas industry.” More ›

“Xage Security’s CEO Duncan Greatwood would like to see infrastructure operators catch up with lessons from their own security history.” More ›

“Because passwords have proliferated in critical infrastructure — guarding industrial control systems, remote access connections and workstation and jumpbox accounts — sectors including energy, utilities, defense, transportation and manufacturing rely on a patchwork of passwords, says Duncan Greatwood, CEO at Xage Security.” More ›

“This “Change Your Password Day”, my message to cybersecurity and operational leaders is that the time has come to transition from unmanaged identities, static passwords, inconsistent access control, single points of cybersecurity failure, and no-factor or single-factor authentication to consistent, managed, multi-factor authentication and resilient multi-layer access protection. Duncan Greatwood, CEO, Xage Security” More ›

“Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security, explains the dangers of using “cobbled together” or insecure solutions to manage remote access in these sectors and why zero trust architecture must play an important role in modern security solutions that protect critical infrastructure and industry.” More ›

“CEO of Xage Security Duncan Greatwood, talks with sustainability and climate contributor Bonnie Schneider about cybersecurity and renewable energy.” More ›

“We heard from Xage Security CEO Duncan Greatwood on what these recent findings mean for critical infrastructure security and what we should expect in terms of near-term security threats — in Ukraine and beyond.” More ›

“Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security, says, The year has started off with a bang with critical infrastructure attacks — both physical and cyber — at an all-time high.” More ›

“In a conversation with Hackread.com, Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security said that Critical infrastructure attacks result in widespread impacts, draw international attention and increase the success of a ransomware payout.” More ›

“2023 has started off with a bang with critical infrastructure attacks – both physical and cyber – at an all time high. Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security.” More ›

“Xage Security, the zero trust real-world cybersecurity company, unveiled its expansion to secure and transform critical infrastructure operations throughout the Middle East—the top energy-producing region in the world.” More ›

“Xage Security has today unveiled its expansion to secure and transform critical infrastructure operations throughout the Middle East.” More ›

“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.” More ›

“Xage was selected from a group of over 4,000 IoT Breakthrough Award candidates across a range of sectors, from Artificial Intelligence to Digital health to Cybersecurity and IoT.” More ›

“Critical infrastructure, from power systems and water supply to transportation and supply chain operations, remains a prime target for cyber attacks.” More ›

“Commenting on the thyssenkrupp attack, Duncan Greatwood, CEO at zero trust security vendor Xage Security, wrote in an emailed statement that “cyberattacks on Thyssenkrupp AG are another example of increasing risks to industrial organizations and the global supply chain.” More ›

“Such an attack signifies the growing threat of cyber incidents against industrial firms and the worldwide supply chain, said Xage Security CEO Duncan Greatwood.” More ›

“Cyberattacks on ThyssenKrupp AG are another example of increasing risks to industrial organizations and the global supply chain, Duncan Greatwood, chief executive officer of security company Xage Security Inc., told SiliconANGLE. ” More ›

“Blue Ridge Networks, Sierra Nevada Corporation, and Xage – the first cohort of solution providers from the Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator (CECA)- recently began technical assessment of their technologies.” More ›

“Xage Security will participate in the first cohort of a National Renewable Energy Laboratory initiative that supports the development and testing of secure clean energy technologies.” More ›

“The Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator’s™ (CECA’s) first cohort of solution providers—Blue Ridge Networks, Sierra Nevada Corporation, and Xage—recently began technical assessment of their technologies that offer strong authentication solutions for distributed energy resources.” More ›

“On December 8, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) announced the first cohort of participants in the Clean Energy Cybersecurity AcceleratorTM (CECA) program.” More ›

“Xage & fellow cohort members set out to secure green energy resources.” More ›

“Zero trust security vendor Xage launched Thursday its Zero Trust Session Collaboration tool that delivers secure multi-user session collaboration for critical infrastructure and industrial organizations.” More ›

“Xage, the zero trust real-world security company, has launched Zero Trust Session Collaboration to enable faster, more secure collaboration for critical infrastructure and industrial organisations.” More ›

“New solution secures widespread cybersecurity weak point: remote access and collaboration within distributed industrial organizations.” More ›

“The threat level genuinely has increased astonishingly much in the last 18 months, Xage Security CEO Duncan Greatwood told IT Brew.” More ›

“More attacks mean more demand for cybersecurity experts — but the talent chasm is ever-widening.” More ›

“Permissive access to chargers was adequate for traditional power systems, but vehicle-grid integration to manage charging adds orders of magnitude of operational complexity, added Duncan Greatwood, CEO of cybersecurity specialist Xage.” More ›

“Xage, the zero trust real-world security company, has announced its aggregation partnership with Four Inc., a boutique aggregator providing technology solutions to the public sector to expedite zero trust adoption across the US government.” More ›

“Xage Security will collaborate with Four Inc. to bring zero trust offerings to the federal government under an aggregation partnership between the two companies.” More ›

“The collaboration adds zero trust solutions to Four Inc.’s tech stack and marks Xage as one of the leading partners for operational technology security in the public sector.” More ›

“With distributed assets and a mix of legacy and modern equipment, real-world operations have been incredibly difficult to secure, making them prime targets for ransomware and nation state attacks, says Roman Arutyunov, co-founder and vice president of products for zero-trust security company Xage.” More ›

“Firing off a bunch of login attempts at once, from one location, would seem suspicious to a network administrator, so password stuffers are often careful to mask their IP addresses, take over machines, and appear to be coming from a variety of destinations, according to Duncan Greatwood, CEO at the cybersec platform provider Xage Security.” More ›

“Today’s utilities and renewable power operators have millions of digital systems, such as smart meters, controllers and sensors, deployed across thousands of square miles. Xage enables operators to deliver remote access to their devices on an auditable basis with security enforcement ensured.” More ›

“Advantech, leading provider of industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and automation technology, and Xage Security, leader in zero trust real-world security, have announced a new partnership to support zero trust adoption in critical infrastructure.” More ›

“A call for federal agency “review and assessment” of cyber-safety plans at water treatment plants should better protect customers and move the industry forward.” More ›

“We see this as climbing a ladder of maturity in terms of cyber protection, and a lot of the critical operations are starting at the bottom of the ladder,” said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security Inc., a security services company that helps critical infrastructure companies meet cybersecurity compliance.” More ›

“On August 31, Palo Alto, CA-based Xage launched Xage Cybersecurity Services to accelerate cyber-defense transformation and help operators meet security requirements ahead of compliance deadlines.” More ›

“A cybersecurity company focused on critical infrastructure, the firm is looking to expand its footing among federal agencies that includes partnerships with systems integrators.” More ›

“Zero trust security firm Xage launched Wednesday its Cybersecurity Services to accelerate a shift to proactive cyber defense. It will also help improve compliance with cybersecurity mandates for oil and gas pipeline operators from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).” More ›

“Xage, the zero trust real-world security company, today launches Xage Cybersecurity Services to accelerate cyber-defence transformation and help operators meet security requirements ahead of compliance deadlines.” More ›

“Palo Alto, California-based Xage Security has created a business unit with the goal of helping critical infrastructure operators protect operational and information technology systems against cyber threats.” More ›

“Xage Cybersecurity Services features a full lifecycle of consulting and global implementation capabilities.” More ›

“Strategic hire and global system integrators partnerships expand service capabilities to scale zero trust adoption globally.”  More ›

“In a wave of new appointments signaling Xage‘s expansion, the cybersecurity services company has appointed former Booz Allen Hamilton executive Darron Makrokanis as chief revenue officer and former Lockheed Martin executive Matthew Heideman as vice president of federal business.”  More ›

“As urgent need for Xage Solutions and Services grow, CRO Darron Makrokanis and VP Federal Matthew Heideman join Xage.”  More ›

“With events like the South Staffordshire, U.K., hack last week, and the Oldsmar, Fla. water treatment facility attack last year, utilities and governments are getting spooked — and real change finally appears to be imminent, Duncan Greatwood, CEO of critical infrastructure security company Xage.” More ›

“For improved protection, operational security is evolving from a network-centric to an asset-centric security model.”  More ›

“A worsening threat landscape, increased digitization, and the long-term positive effects of modern security strategies are pushing critical infrastructure operators to do better.”  More ›

“In operation environments, patching may be very difficult, actually, and it’s not quite as easy,” said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of cybersecurity firm Xage Security Inc. “Some of the devices may not even be possible to patch them. It definitely should be done in cases where it can be done, but where it can’t be done, then you can bring these alternative approaches. As long as they achieve the same outcome, then the TSA is likely to be happy with that.”  More ›

“Perhaps what comes through most strongly is that TSA is seeking to provide greater choice in the methods operators use to enhance cybersecurity. While this idea was already present in last year’s draft regulations, under the name of ‘alternative methods’, this idea—now called ‘compensating controls’—has become central to the protections required, commented Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage”  More ›

“Duncan Greatwood, CEO of cybersecurity firm Xage, said that after seeing a draft of the specific regulations in the directive, he noted that TSA is doubling down in some areas, such as access control and credential management for critical infrastructure systems, while relaxing some rules in other areas, such as lead times for incident reporting.”  More ›

“TSA is seeking to provide greater choice in the methods used to enhance cybersecurity; this could lead to faster compliance and stronger protection from threats,  said Duncan Greatwood, Xage CEO.”  More ›

“Although some cybersecurity problems are similar across the energy, electric utility, and water and wastewater industries, there are also major differences, Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage, told EE Times.”  More ›

“Forty-one percent of critical infrastructure operators noted being in the early zero trust adoption stages and 88% have already begun moving toward zero trust, while all said they intend future zero trust implementation, according to a survey from Xage.”  More ›

“A survey commissioned by cybersecurity company Xage shows that zero trust is on track to being implemented in many operational technology (OT) environments, particularly in critical infrastructure organizations.”  More ›

“Zero trust security firm Xage released a Thursday report identifying that increased cyber threats and government directives have made cybersecurity a top priority among critical infrastructure organizations.”  More ›

“Investment from Chevron Technology Ventures extends Xage’s series B to address attacks on critical infrastructure.”  More ›

“Concerns with rip-and-replace costs, lack of resources could add years to zero trust implementations.”  More ›

“Investment from Chevron Technology Ventures extends Xage’s series B to address attacks on critical infrastructure.”  More ›

“With the rise of ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS), ransomware attackers are growing more sophisticated, and attacks themselves are becoming more devastating to operations and civilians alike,” Roman Arutyunov, co-founder and vice president of product at Xage Security, told Industrial Cyber.”  More ›

“From the energy sector to car manufacturing, every major business is likely part of a lengthy supply chain. And, as the name suggests, if even one small part of the system fails, the entire ecosystem can weaken or collapse.”  More ›

“Today, the company announced a new tool designed to help customers to defend against the MFA bombing attacks we have been seeing.”  More ›

“Zero-trust security startup Xage Security Inc. has introduced a new distributed, multilayer multifactor authentication service designed for real-world operations.”  More ›

“The first-of-its-kind offering prevents MFA bombing attacks to keep key services online.”  More ›

“Xage Security recognized as an innovative identity management solution for real world operations to protect critical infrastructure.”  More ›

“The new financing comes from SCF Partners, an investor in energy and critical infrastructure services, and Overture Venture Capital, which specializes in startups in government, energy and climate.”  More ›

“Overture is pleased to announce an investment into Xage, a ‘zero-trust’ cybersecurity startup.”  More ›

“Zero trust security company extends Series B as customers double, and rollouts accelerate to meet federal mandates and protect against heightened cyber risk.”  More ›

“Xage selected as a Gold Winner in this year’s Stevie American Business Awards for Identity & Access Security Solution.”  More ›

“The Hungary-based company is now a reseller of the Xage Fabric, unlocking zero trust security for manufacturing customers in addition to digital transformation solutions.”  More ›

“The importance of cybersecurity for critical infrastructure was already high on the agenda of U.S. organizations, but now the urgency has increased even more,” Duncan Greatwood, CEO of cybersecurity provider Xage Security”  More ›

“Xage — the zero-trust security company — today announced a $30M Series B, accelerating its efforts to make zero trust the dominant security strategy for real-world operations.”  More ›

“Xage, a technology startup that provides solutions enabling infrastructure such as gas and oil pipelines, electrical grids and water supplies to operate securely, said it raised $30 million in a Series B funding round, which brings its total funds raised to $54 million, according to TechCrunch.”  More ›

“Xage, the zero trust security company, recently announced a $30M Series B, accelerating its efforts to make zero trust the dominant security strategy for real-world operations.”  More ›

“A zero trust security platform focused upon operational technology has netted a $30 million Series B round.”  More ›

“Xage is a startup working to keep critical infrastructure like oil and gas pipelines, water supplies and electrical grids up and running securely. Today, the company announced a $30 million Series B.”  More ›

“Xage, which today announced a $30 million series B funding round, said that its platform for enabling zero trust identity security in “real world” operational infrastructure saw a 5X increase in new customer deployments in 2021.”  More ›

“Piva led the investment, which included support from Momenta, Valor Equity Partners,OurCrowd, March Capital, City Light Capital, Saints Capital and Saudi Aramco EnergyVentures.”  More › (Subscription required)

“Xage Security Inc., a startup helping companies such as utilities and logistics firms improve the cybersecurity of their infrastructure, has closed a $30 million funding round.”  More ›

“Xage, a company that aims to secure operational components of the electrical grid, announced today it has raised $30 million in a Series B round of financing.”  More ›

“Xage, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based zero trust security company, raised $30M in Series B funding.”  More ›

“Xage, a zero-trust security company, has collected $30m in its Series B funding round.”  More ›

“As the next wave of cybersecurity emerges, investors back Xage to secure and transform environments spanning operations, IT, and cloud.”  More ›

“Cybersecurity company Xage is partnering with IT provider Iron Bow Technologies to offer zero-trust cybersecurity solutions for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and other federal agencies.”  More ›

“The Xage Fabric will add zero trust security offering to Iron Bow’s IT stack.”  More ›

“The Colonial attack made it clear that real-world operations are continually under attack and that security must accordingly become a priority.”  More ›

“Given the lack of agreement on how nations and their citizens should behave in cyberspace, Xage said the new bureau can help fill the gap. For example, the agency could establish “guardrails” akin to those already in place for international human rights and the use of chemical weapons.”  More ›

“Stratus Technologies, a global leader in simplified, protected, and autonomous Edge Computing platforms, today announced the validation of Xage Security Fabric on the Stratus ztC Edge computing platform following performance testing conducted by Xage Security.”  More ›

“Today, too many DER sites rely on security models that slow innovation and are vulnerable to compromise. As energy companies become a top target for ransomware and other cyberattacks, change is needed.”  More ›

“The Department of Energy has awarded Xage a contract to implement zero trust across critical energy delivery systems to help prevent cyber attacks during emergencies.”  More ›

“Xage announced Wednesday it had secured a DoE contract to develop a zero-trust solution for remote terminal units and switches to facilitate emergency technicians during contingency events.”  More ›

“The Department of Energy has contracted with Xage, a zero-trust access provider, to expand its existing Xage Fabric application to provide secure and controlled access to emergency responders.”  More ›

“Xage to expand Fabric application to grant secure access to emergency responders to keep critical services online.”  Mre ›

Xage mentioned: “It’s serving as a larger wake-up call to organizations that have escaped cyber regulation in the past; they have to prepare for future directives that ask for more than voluntary compliance and mandate a strengthened cybersecurity posture” Duncan Greatwood, Xage CEO More ›

Xage mentioned: “Duncan Greatwood explained how his company, Xage Security’s goals are to stop the attacks from happening and allow innovation and change to continue without creating new attack vectors and exposure” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Today’s second directive outlined cybersecurity imperatives for pipeline systems, and this is the first time the federal government has specifically noted the protection of operational technology (OT) from ransomware, which extends beyond IT environments” Duncan Greatwood, Xage CEO More ›

“With the ability to control every digital interaction, Xage attracts customers operating in space, manufacturing, utilities, energy, logistics and beyond.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “In our annual Emerging Vendors special report, CRN shines a light on some of the most exciting new channel-focused vendors helping create new solutions for business and opportunity for solution providers.” More ›

“Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage, a zero-trust security company, pointed out that a ransomware attack can be much more damaging than just preventing access to valuable data.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Another blockchain system, namely Xage, is the first-ever blockchain development based on cyber security design.” More ›

“Duncan Greatwood, Xage Security, USA, explains why security is a key precondition for efficient drilling operations.” More › (PDF)

“We are replacing manual workflows with what we sometimes call the Internet of Airfield Things. The copy sensors, the maintenance equipment sensors, the sensors that handle the technicians, and the apps can converge and communicate fully digital fashion.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Knowing that data on attacks and details of incidents could be made public in the future may be enough to get the industry to commit to cybersecurity more fully, says Duncan Greatwood, CEO of zero-trust security firm Xage.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Commenting on the latest government move, Xage CEO Duncan Greatwood says that the DHS security directive is likely just the beginning of a larger process in which the U.S. government provides both incentives and regulation to push companies to cyber-harden their operations.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “As high-profile breaches make headlines and raise awareness across all areas of industry, industrial organizations have become increasingly proactive in addressing OT security, mindful of the potentially catastrophic consequences of a breach.” More ›

“A “zero-trust” model of security provides new tools to digitize operations while maintaining security. Through our partnership with a security technology company called Xage, 1898 & Co. is accelerating zero-trust security adoption within critical infrastructure sectors.” More ›

“While some cybersecurity providers are doing it at the network level, that’s almost entirely in IT, Duncan Greatwood, CEO of cybersecurity provider Xage.” More ›

“The Air Mobility Command will work with Xage on digitizing secure data sharing of repair information in “flightline operations,” the work done on aircraft to prepare for takeoff.” More ›

“You could describe the adoption of a zero-trust model as part of the digitization of aircraft maintenance, said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage.” More ›

“Under the terms of the contract, selected maintenance squadrons of the Air Force Air Mobility Command (AMC) will use Xage’s Dynamic Data Security solution to digitize, streamline, transform, and secure the workflows used in aircraft maintenance operations.” More ›

“The latest project is with the USAF’s Air Mobility Command (AMC) and involves digitizing and securing the workflows for aircraft maintenance operations.” More ›

“The Xage Fabric will enable and protect the streamlining of USAF maintenance operations.” More ›

“Federal agencies have a huge set of OT and IT issues similar to commercial operations, but in some ways magnified,” Duncan Greatwood, CEO of cybersecurity provider Xage, told EE Times.” More ›

“In scenarios like these, a Zero Trust approach to OT remote access can make all the difference.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “The vaccine research and early production phase has been the most targeted so far, by government and independent attacks, attempting to steal intellectual property, said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security” More ›

Xage mentioned: “San Francisco Business Times’ cybersecurity companies list ranked by Bay Area cybersecurity employees.” More (Subscription required) ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage Security is a company that aims to help with its blockchain-based, tamper-proof data-sharing solution. Its CEO, Duncan Greatwood, pointed out that the Internet of Things (IoT) presents opportunities to automate data exchanges.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “It doesn’t work to simply take IT solutions and drop them into OT. Something new is needed, Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security.” More ›

“Xage announced the release its Zero Trust Remote Access technology that secures remote access for operational technology (OT) environments by using cloud to ease and accelerate the deployment of critical features.” More ›

“What we’ve done with the cloud solution is made it really simple for people to adopt us by hosting the management software and the core Xage fabric nodes in this Xage cloud, and we’re really dramatically reducing that time to value for a remote access solution for OT.” More ›

“As cyberattacks on industrial operations proliferate, Xage offers Zero Trust Remote Access solution via the cloud.” More ›

“Cybersecurity solutions are often thought of as a single-issue solution: protecting companies from dangerous or costly hacks, or detecting hacks after they’ve already happened, when it may be too late.” More ›

“Where it’s no longer possible to physically verify authorized entities, the importance of confidence in digital data is only amplified.” More ›

“Today’s electric utility substations and distribution feeders contain and interact with a variety of assets, including substation computers, intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and software applications.” More ›

“Xage Security selected as the Emerging Company of the Year in Enterprise IoT.” More ›

“Organizations have been forced to rely on their remote access capabilities like never before,” says Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security. “As a result, they need granular control over system access and data sharing internally and among partners.” More ›

“The Xage solution, particularly with its dynamic data security capabilities, pivots from a reactive security solution to a proactive basis for digital transformation across industries.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “SUNBURST malware installed at customer organizations issues requests to avsvmcloud[.]com to receive further instructions, said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security. One possible instruction that SUNBURST would receive is to terminate itself.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “From research to manufacturing to the cold chain — upon which vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer rely — there’s an “intense set of intellectual problems” for pharmas, said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage Security is recognized within IoT Community’s top 100 list of most inspiring IoT focused social media accounts.” More ›

“The Xage solution, particularly with its dynamic data security capabilities, pivots from a reactive security solution to a proactive basis for digital transformation across industries.” More ›

“New solution combines zero-trust control and remote operational access for the first time, allowing for innovation and system optimization in the era of remote work.” More ›

“The Water Resources Recovery Facility of Murfreesboro, TN (MWRRF) today announced their partnership with Xage Security, a California-based cybersecurity firm.” More ›

“One company, Xage, is using blockchain technology to ensure data security in space. Xage Security has developed a blockchain-protected security platform for IoT, creating a tamperproof “fabric” for communication, authentication, and trust that assures security at scale.” More ›

“With this partnership, Xage will be working with the USSF, a military branch of the Department of Air Force, to create secure connections between military and civilian satellites, as well as ground stations.” More ›

“The service branch protecting U.S. interests outside the stratosphere may use blockchain to render its computer systems, on earth and in space, unhackable.” More ›

“The new U.S. Space Force will work with Xage Security on prototyping a zero trust-style security system that is “rooted in tamperproof blockchain technology” to protect space systems in a new deal announced last week.” More ›

“Xage will develop a system for end-to-end data protection across military and civilian assets to support command and control for the USSF. Xage solution will be in the form of a blockchain-protected space system security.” More ›

“Blockchain Firm Xage Security was awarded a contract by the United States Air Force (USSF) and the U.S. Air Force Research Lab to develop a system for data security.” More ›

“Xage’s blockchain-based software will connect military and civilian satellites with ground stations in a tamper-proof fashion” More ›

“The newly created United States Space Force, or USSF, along with the U.S. Air Force Research Lab, has announced its partnership with blockchain company Xage to develop a data security system.” More ›

“The recently created United States Space Force, or USSF, and the U.S. Air Force Research Lab has chosen blockchain firm Xage Security to develop data security systems.” More ›

“Xage Security has received a contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory to provide a blockchain-based security platform to the U.S. Space Force to help the service enforce access control and protect data from cyber threats across military and civilian assets.” More ›

“Xage Security has announced a partnership with the United States Space Force (USSF), in a move that will likely encourage the adoption of blockchain-centred approaches to cybersecurity by other major institutions around the world.” More ›

“Blockchain security firm Xage is taking blockchain technology interstellar in a partnership with the US space force. ” More ›

“Xage Security, a Silicon Valley cybersecurity startup, announced a contract Sept. 17 to develop evaluate and prepare a data protection strategy for the U.S. Space Force” More ›

“Xage Security will be responsible for evaluating and preparing their blockchain-based end-to-end protection solution across civilian and military assets.” More ›

“Xage’s solution enables the USSF to enforce verification for any system access, efficiently protect resources even when out of contact, and ensure data can be trusted and protected from source until delivery to the operational units.” More ›

“Xage’s Security Fabric Demonstrates Capability to Support Diverse Systems of Terrestrial and Space-Based Assets” More ›

“Oil operations need a cybersecurity solution that allows secure and granular data sharing among parties while maintaining strict access control.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage Security recently introduced a universal Multiple-Factor Authentication (MFA) offering intended to enable industrial organizations to protect a variety of assets, even those that lack basic device password protection.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage based out of California, is a very innovative blockchain-based approach to identity access management down at the controller level.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “In our annual Emerging Vendors special report, CRN shines a light on some of the most exciting new channel-focused vendors helping create new solutions for business and opportunity for solution providers.” More ›

“Xage Security (Xage) is introducing a new Multiple-Factor Authentication (MFA) offering. It will enable industrial organizations to protect entire operations across a variety of assets – even those that previously lacked basic device password protection.  More ›

“New technology delivers MFA to protect all industrial assets, regardless of type, connectivity, or location.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage recognized in CIO Bulletin’s annual Business Excellence Awards alongside 30 other tech companies.”  More ›

“The key to Xage’s solution is blockchain technology. I spoke to CEO Duncan Greenwood to find out more.”  More ›

Xage mentioned: “Duncan Greatwood, the CEO of Xage Security, doesn’t think venture capital firms have stopped thinking of new deals, just fewer of them. “So if you’ve already got a lot of momentum, as we do, then that can actually put you in a stronger position”  More ›

“Join Roman Arutyunov, Co-Founder at Xage Security to explore industrial block-chains: intrinsically distributed and redundant, proof of authority vs proof of work, a ledger for permissions, not for bitcoin, and many other topics.”  More ›

“Sharing this data securely across multiple parties enables manufacturers to automate, and therefore scale, such treatment options, Xage Security CEO Duncan Greatwood tells IndustryWeek.”  More ›

Xage mentioned: “Oil giant Saudi Aramco’s Energy Ventures arm and GE Ventures have both invested in IoT security startup Xage, which uses blockchain to distribute the authentication necessary to access edge entry points.”  More ›

Xage mentioned: “There are still industrial clients such as oil or shipping companies that see the ability to share data privately and securely as a fundamentally part of their businesses, according to Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security.”  More ›

“Xage named a Top “Best Place to Work in the Bay Area” by the San Francisco Business Times for the second straight year.” More ›

“Blockchain cybersecurity startup Xage added a new data-sharing security solution to enable sound sharing between multiple systems, locations, and parties.” More ›

“Beyond the insecurity of SMS MFA, Duncan Greatwood, the CEO of security vendor Xage Security, worries about the more straightforward SIM-jacking.” More ›

“Xage’s expertise in blockchain-powered cybersecurity has recently sparked the interest of the US Air Force. Most military networks are centralized systems with thousands of connected devices, which makes them vulnerable to cyber-attacks.” More ›

“There are opportunities here for industrial firms and their vendors to open up new revenue streams and strengthen financial positions, says Duncan Greatwood, CEO of blockchain cybersecurity firm Xage Security. But in order to capture that value, organizations must challenge long-standing reservations about data sharing.” More ›

“Xage Security, developer of blockchain-protected cybersecurity solutions for IIoT, reportedly has developed a new Dynamic Data Security offering, enforcing what it’s calling “tamperproof data security.”” More ›

“Xage Security has developed a new Dynamic Data Security offering, enforcing tamperproof data security with more control and precision than ever before.” More ›

“Xage, a startup that has been taking an unusual path to secure legacy companies like oil and gas and utilities with help from the blockchain, announced a new data protection service today.” More ›

“Dynamic Data Security delivers flexible and controlled sharing of data with tamperproof authenticity, privacy, and integrity.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage is the world’s first blockchain-enabled cybersecurity platform for IoT companies primarily in the transportation, energy and manufacturing industries.” More ›

“Subject matter experts representing Claroty, Rockwell Automation, Zingbox Security and Xage Security explored emerging trends in IoT security.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage RBAC enables managed identities and policy-based access control for industrial devices that have device-specific passwords and which allow secure protocol access.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “2020 Best Places to Work in the Bay Area companies: Xage Security” More ›

“Cybersecurity company Xage works with manufacturers and energy and utility companies to manufacturers to secure their systems. ” More ›

“We speak with Duncan Greatwood, chief executive officer of Xage Security, about security on the blockchain, and finding a universal, tamper-proof solution for industrial operations.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Xage Security has developed its secure communication and data transmission technology which is schedule to be demonstrated under a DOE grant.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “The conference is well supported with partnering solution providers including Xage Security.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “At the end of July, ISAGCA announced Schneider Electric, Rockwell Automation, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Claroty, and Nozomi Networks as its initial founding members. Subsequently, as of the end of 2019, additional companies joined the ISAGCA as founding members including Xage Security.” More ›

“Across the world, utility companies are digitising and employing distributed energy resources (DERs) to ensure operational efficiency, reliability, flexibility and safety for consumers. Unfortunately, this digitisation comes with risk, and in the past few years, we’ve seen a drastic increase in the number of cyberattacks on utility systems.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “Find the best Internet of Things security solutions and vendors. Narrow down based on device or threat type.” More ›

“ISA Global Cybersecurity Alliance continues its mission to advance the state of cybersecurity with new priority projects and an expanded membership of diverse thought leaders from around the world.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence has partnered with eight firms to conduct research and development activities and establish cybersecurity best practices for distributed energy resource environments.”

Xage mentioned: “The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) has invited eight companies to participate as technology collaborators in the Securing the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT): Cybersecurity for Distributed Energy Resources Project (DERS).”

“Late last year, it was announced that the major aluminum manufacturing firm, Norsk Hydro AS, received a $3.6 million cyberinsurance payout – the first around highly publicized, extensive cyber breach of March 2019.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “The smart electric metre market is considered as one of the most lucrative segments of the overall smart and sustainable technologies industry.”

“Xage Security, an industrial IoT (IIoT) expert based in California, revealed it will be implementing a blockchain cybersecurity system for the US Air Force (USAF) after it was awarded a contract under the the AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research Program.” More ›

“At the end of December, 2019 the U.S. Air Force signed the contract with the Californian company Xage Security for implementation a blockchain system to provide cyber security of the systems of the U.S. Department of Defense.” More ›

“Last week, California-based blockchain firm Xage Security announced it was awarded a security contract by the U.S. Air Force (USAF) for the U.S. Department of Defence (DoD).” More ›

“Xage Security has received a contract via the U.S. Air Force’s innovation program to apply a blockchain-based security architecture in efforts to protect military cyber systems, communications and processes.” More ›

“The Air Force is now expanding the use of blockchain technology to the area of ​​cybersecurity. Together with the blockchain company Xage Security, the US Air Force is now working on a corresponding technological basis.” More ›

“On December 19, it was announced that the United States Air Force (USAF) awarded Palo Alto, CA Xage Security a Phase-1 contract through its SBIR AFWERX technology innovation program to support the IT and OT security needs and data management of the Air Force and U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). ” More ›

“Air Force Exploring Use of Xage’s Security Fabric to support Department of Defense cyber systems, processes, and communications.” More ›

“Xage Security provides what it calls the world’s first blockchain-protected security platform for industrial IoT deployments.” More ›

“Put settlement disputes to bed and ensure multiparty accountability.” More ›

Xage mentioned: “The cryptocurrency and blockchain startups that made an appearance on the list are cmorq, FintruX, Lolli, and Xage Security.”

“Roman Arutyunov, Co-Founder and VP of Products at Xage Security. Mark sits down with Roman to discuss protecting enterprises, & whats the dangers of Pre IP, also multiple identities, how do you manage that?” More ›

“Constantly innovating and updating our security solutions is the only way we can ensure that the benefits outweigh the security risks of connected systems. Answer by Duncan Greatwood, C.E.O. at Xage Security” More ›

“Attacks spread from a single vulnerable device to many devices or data systems. Answer by Duncan Greatwood, C.E.O. at Xage Security” More ›

Xage mentioned: “As construction sites become equipped with connected sensors, the risks to plants and personnel are great. Companies like Xage are employing blockchain techniques to offer security solutions.”

“Xage Security is a cybersecurity start-up using blockchain to protect Internet of Things applications in large industries, including energy, utilities, manufacturing and transportation.” More ›

“Illinois electric utility ComEd is partnering with a California developer called Xage to test how its blockchain-based software might help the utility manage an increasingly complex distribution grid.” More ›

“Xage, a US digital security solutions provider, believes that digital attacks are getting more and more rampant, and the Internet of Things brings security risks and threaten major facilities such as power facilities or factories.” More (Chinese) ›

“Xage Security, a three-year-old start-up headquartered in Palo Alto, California, has been working with Saudi Aramco to address cybersecurity concerns around its oil and gas operations through its blockchain-protected security fabric.” More ›

“Xage Security revealed on Thursday a next-generation cybersecurity solution to increase the scale of protection for trillions of industrial devices and applications across many organizations and locations at once.” More ›

“The Xage Security Fabric uses blockchain to control, enforce and distribute IoT and ICS policy to every individual device. Since you cannot bring the industrial devices to the data center for protection, you need to distribute that protection to the devices.” More ›

“California-based Xage Security announced yesterday that it has developed two innovations which improve security and scalability on its blockchain platform.” More ›

“Xage, the startup focused on making industrial infrastructure better, secure, and efficient, has recently announced its support towards hierarchical blockchains.” More ›

“Xage is working with utilities, energy companies and manufacturers to secure their massive systems, and today it announced some significant updates to deal with the scale and complexity of these customers’ requirements including a new hierarchical blockchain.” More ›

“Today Xage Security revealed a next-generation cybersecurity solution to increase the scale of protection for trillions of industrial devices and applications across many organizations and locations at once.” More ›

“Commonwealth Edison Company (“ ComEd”), announced a new partnership with Xage Security, Inc. (“Xage”) to demonstrate how blockchain technology can enhance the security and efficiency of ComEd’s electric transmission and distribution systems” More ›

“A new partnership has been formed in the U.S., designed to showcase how blockchain technology can be applied to enhance the security and operational efficiency of electric systems.” More ›

“US-based firms Xage Security and Commonwealth Edison (ComEd) are working on a project, to use blockchain technology with an aim to improve cybersecurity and boost the efficiency of energy demand management.” More ›

“Grid modernization needs to be implemented with sophisticated and comprehensive security solutions from the start.” – Xage CEO Duncan Greatwood More ›

“Yesterday, US-based ComEd announced a partnership with Xage Security to demonstrate distributed ledger technology (DLT) at work for electric systems.” More ›

“ComEd, one of the nation’s largest energy delivery companies, announced today it will partner with Xage Security, Inc. to demonstrate how blockchain technology can enhance the security and operational efficiency of electric systems as they integrate distributed energy resources (DER), such as solar, storage, energy efficiency and demand management.” More ›

Xage Security co-founder Roman Arutyunov is featured in the September issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering, on the challenges of securing the oil and gas industry, and why the Xage solution is best suited to do so. Sign up to read here ›