Claroty

CEO: Amir Zilberstein

As IoT security challenges become ever more real, Israeli security startup Claroty looks to help companies secure OT networks. The company's suite of security products include technologies for gaining visibility into control system network traffic, threat detection, real-time monitoring, alerts for anomalous behavior, controls over third-party and insider access, and response capabilities. The company launched from stealth last fall with $32 million in funding. Since then, Claroty has been vastly expanding its reach as it looks to provide much-needed offerings for OT security, including opening a global headquarters in New York and naming former FireEye CEO Dave DeWalt as board chairman.