Israeli cybersecurity firm Armis Safety introduced right now that it had acquired Otorio, a supplier of OT (Operational Expertise) and CPS (Cyber Bodily Methods) safety, in a deal estimated to be value $120 million.
That is Armis’s third acquisition in lower than a yr, following the acquisitions of Silk Safety and CTC final yr. The corporate says that the most recent acquisition represents a part of its technique of increasing its capabilities, and is being carried out concurrently preparations for a potential IPO.
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Otorio was based in 2018 by Daniel Bren and Yair Attar. Its expertise secures heavy trade and important infrastructure, with prospects throughout the globe in industries like oil and gasoline, utilities, manufacturing and extra. “By increasing Armis’ platform with broader capabilities together with Safe distant entry (SRA) for full Zero belief and full assault path mapping, Armis can help any group, with any requirement delivering a single, complete resolution for vital infrastructure, manufacturing and industrial environments,” the corporate’s announcement of the acquisition states.
Bren served within the IDF for 22 years in varied senior roles, amongst them the IDF’s first Chief Cyber Protection Commander, commander of the CIO Division (“Lotem”), and head of the Cyber Protection Division. Otorio presently employs 95 individuals, 64 of them in Israel. The corporate has raised $50 million thus far.
“We’re seeing unprecedented demand throughout all industries however for some particular verticals, prospects require a hybrid surroundings for full safety. By means of this acquisition, Armis can now supply an on-premises resolution for purchasers that require a totally air-gapped surroundings for heavy trade and important infrastructure like power or utilities,” mentioned Armis CEO and co-founder Yevgeny Dibrov.
Armis was based in 2016 by Dibrov and Nadir Izrael. It employs 850 individuals in Israel and around the globe. Final October, it raised $200 million at a valuation of $4.3 billion.
Revealed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on March 6, 2025.
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