Xage Security

• Zero trust security platform for OT, industrial, and critical infrastructure environments
• Identity-based access control and authentication across users, devices, applications, and workloads
• Policy enforcement for remote access, least-privilege access, and Just-In-Time Access (JIT) to industrial assets
• Data protection and secure data exchange between operational systems and enterprise or cloud services
• Support for multi-site, distributed, and heterogeneous OT/ICS architectures

More About Xage Security

Xage Security focuses on cybersecurity for organizations that operate critical infrastructure and industrial environments, including sectors such as energy, utilities, manufacturing, and transportation. Its offerings address security requirements for OT, industrial control systems (ICS), and other cyber-physical systems that are often geographically distributed, include legacy equipment, and require controlled remote and onsite access. The company positions its platform as a way to apply zero trust security principles to these environments, with emphasis on identity-centric access control and secure data interactions between operational networks and enterprise or cloud domains.

The Xage platform (zero trust security) is typically described in solution categories that include identity and access management for OT, zero trust network access for industrial systems, and data security for operational data flows. Core capabilities include centralized and federated identity services that map human users, machines, applications, and workloads to unique identities; fine-grained access control policies that govern who or what can access specific devices, applications, or processes; and session control mechanisms that enforce least-privilege and JIT for maintenance, remote operations, and third-party vendors. The platform is designed to work across mixed environments that may include legacy PLCs, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, sensors, and modern edge or cloud workloads.

Architecturally, Xage’s approach to zero trust for OT and ICS environments involves policy-based access control and segmentation rather than implicit trust based on network location. This aligns with widely known zero trust frameworks that prioritize continuous verification of identity and authorization for each access attempt. The platform can be positioned in enterprise taxonomies under categories such as OT security, zero trust network access, identity and access management, and data security or data governance for operational systems. It supports deployment across multiple sites and networks, enabling organizations to enforce consistent policies while accounting for the connectivity constraints and safety requirements of industrial environments.

From a technical operations perspective, enterprises use Xage solutions to manage remote workforce access to industrial assets, secure vendor and contractor connections, and enforce access control around sensitive operational workflows. The platform addresses common OT constraints, such as limited ability to modify legacy systems, by providing overlay controls and gateways that mediate access without requiring wholesale replacement of equipment. This places Xage in the same general solution space as OT-focused identity, access, and segmentation platforms, but with a focus on applying zero trust concepts across both brownfield and greenfield industrial deployments. For directory and marketplace classification, Xage Security fits into OT/ICS security, zero trust security, identity and access management, and secure data exchange for critical infrastructure.