Nozomi Networks honoured on Fast Company's 2025 list

Nozomi Networks, a company focused on operational technology (OT) and internet-of-things (IoT) security, has been ranked third in the security category of Fast Company's World's Most Innovative Companies of 2025 list.

The organisation has been recognised for addressing cybersecurity needs that affect key industrial sectors such as water supply, electricity, transportation, and healthcare facilities.

These sectors form the backbone of society and any disruption can lead to significant consequences beyond the digital realm, including power outages and water shortages.

Nozomi Networks provides solutions that enable rapid identification and rectification of security vulnerabilities within these critical infrastructures.

Aimed at ensuring operational performance without compromise, the company's platform offers cutting-edge measures to address challenges and resource constraints that these systems face.

"Since day one, our solutions have been rooted in the mission of addressing the complex requirements of industrial and critical infrastructure environments," said Edgard Capdevielle, Chief Executive Officer of Nozomi Networks.

"This prestigious honour is further proof of the work that we're doing and the problems that we're solving; not only for our customers, but for the people who rely on them, as any attack on our critical infrastructure can cause irreversible and wide-spread damage."

"Our digital world has created a lot of interdependencies that we must protect, and organisations can trust Nozomi to minimise their risks and maximise their resilience."

The Most Innovative Companies list by Fast Company is an annual acknowledgement of businesses setting new standards and achieving remarkable milestones across various sectors.

In 2025, the list highlights 609 organisations in 58 different sectors, aiming to shape industry and culture through their innovative solutions.

Nozomi Networks' recognition by Fast Company underscores its role in enhancing the security of critical infrastructure globally, ensuring these vital services remain uninterrupted and secure from the increasing risks posed by cyberattacks.