Corsha, a cybersecurity company specialising in machine identity protection, has secured a strategic investment from Booz Allen Ventures, the corporate venture arm of Booz Allen Hamilton.
The amount of the investment was not disclosed, but it follows Corsha’s earlier $18m Series A-1 round which included support from Sinewave, Razor’s Edge Ventures, and Ten Eleven Ventures.
Founded as a Machine Identity Provider (mIDP) focused on securing machine-to-machine (M2M) communication across operational systems, Corsha is dedicated to protecting the digital infrastructure that powers sectors such as advanced manufacturing, national defence, and critical infrastructure.
The new investment will enable Corsha to scale its machine identity and access management solutions and accelerate its adoption across industries.
Corsha’s patented mIDP platform is designed to provide strong cryptographic identities for machines, authentication at scale, and secure lifecycle management for millions of machine identities.
Corsha CEO Anusha Iyer said, “Our world is shifting rapidly toward autonomy, automation, and connected machines. That future demands a new kind of identity infrastructure, purpose-built for mission systems and critical infrastructure.
“Booz Allen brings unmatched scale, mission expertise, and deep roots in national security. We’re thrilled to partner with them to expand the impact of our machine identity platform and secure the operational systems that power the world.”
“As operational environments become more dynamic and more connected, Corsha’s platform delivers the kind of adaptive, identity-first machine security that Zero Trust requires. Booz Allen sees tremendous potential to operationalize this approach across mission-critical domains to help safeguard the nation.”
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