Xage Security reports 81% revenue growth with expansion of zero trust for AI and infrastructure
Xage Security reported 81% revenue growth year-over-year and a 102% increase in customer numbers, attributed to its Zero Trust platform and the market shift toward identity-driven security for Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure and critical systems.
This growth aligns with broader moves to modernize identity security across IT, Operational technology (OT), cloud, and AI environments. Organizations are consolidating fragmented security tools, adopting unified identity-based approaches to protect complex digital and operational environments.
Xage developed its Zero Trust platform into the Xage Fabric Platform, unifying identity-based security across IT, OT, cloud, and AI settings. The company introduced Zero Trust for AI, designed to manage risks such as model manipulation and unauthorized data access by enforcing granular controls in AI interactions.
The company expanded its global scope through increased funding, new hires in federal and enterprise sales, and partnerships with firms including NVIDIA and Forescout. Its AI security solution runs on NVIDIA silicon, supporting large-scale AI interactions with high throughput and rapid enforcement speeds.
“The market is undergoing a fundamental shift,” said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security. “Critical infrastructure operators, manufacturers, utilities, and defense organizations are requiring modern identity-based security that covers their entire environments, with Zero Trust becoming the end-to-end protection standard. Our growth this year reflects that reality. What’s more, Zero Trust for complex, multistep interactions––first required in high-stakes converged OT/IT environments––is now foundational to securing the AI infrastructure buildout and enterprise AI adoption.”
Multiple sectors are adopting Xage’s solutions, including manufacturing, energy, electric utilities, transportation, and defense. The company also extended its footprint into data center environments and federal programs. Forward plans include ongoing platform development, AI security enhancements, and further market expansion supported by equity financing closed in late 2025.