Nozomi Networks Enters New Growth Phase as Mitsubishi Electric Closes Acquisition

New updates have been reported about Nozomi Networks.

Nozomi Networks has been fully acquired by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and will operate as a wholly owned, but independent, subsidiary, a structure designed to preserve its vendor‑agnostic OT/IoT cybersecurity strategy and existing go‑to‑market partnerships. The company, which recently surpassed $100 million in annual revenue and achieved sustained cash flow break‑even, will maintain its brand, leadership team, offices, and customer touchpoints while leveraging Mitsubishi Electric’s global reach to accelerate growth in industrial and critical infrastructure markets. Nozomi currently secures many of the world’s largest enterprises, including leading oil and gas, pharmaceutical, utility, and mining companies, positioning it as a core asset in Mitsubishi Electric’s broader industrial and digital strategy.

Operational momentum underpins the transaction: Nozomi expanded headcount by 24% in 2025, deepened and added partnerships with major industrial and technology players, and earned recognition from Deloitte, Fast Company, Gartner, and Forrester for both growth and innovation. Its platform, which has embedded AI from inception, provides comprehensive asset visibility and risk‑based cyber‑physical protection, with 2025 product upgrades including a new version of Arc, designed to safely automate threat response in operational environments, and Vantage IQ, an AI assistant trained on company‑specific OT/IoT security data. Management signals that the subsidiary structure will allow continued vendor‑neutral innovation while tapping Mitsubishi Electric’s resources to scale globally and target the expanding early‑majority OT/IoT security market, with further “game‑changing” product releases expected in 2026. For customers and partners, the company emphasizes continuity of operations and strategy, while the acquisition potentially strengthens Nozomi’s competitive position against both independent cybersecurity vendors and large industrial automation incumbents integrating security into their portfolios.