Xage Security reported that demand for its zero trust cybersecurity mesh platform across critical infrastructure industries has driven year-over-year revenue growth of 420% in the first half of 2023 and a 560% growth in bookings over the same period. To guide its next phase of growth, Xage has named entrepreneur and cybersecurity executive Geoffrey Mattson as CEO, who brings decades of experience as a leader in R&D, product development, and go-to-market (GTM). 

Mattson's predecessor, Duncan Greatwood, has assumed the role of Executive Chair of the Xage board. Greatwood will support Mattson in his leadership of Xage and contribute to the company's vision and strategic direction as Xage accelerates its product and GTM investments. Xage's customers include the world's leading infrastructure operators in energy, such as Kinder Morgan, Saudi Aramco, PETRONAS, Leeward Renewable Energy and Petrobras; U.S. Federal Government and Defense entities, including contracts with Space Force and Air Force; and manufacturing, utilities, and transportation organizations across the globe. Xage also works to secure clean energy resources as a member of the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Clean Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator program.

"Geoff's background is deeply rooted in both networking and cybersecurity, which positions him to appreciate what the Xage team has accomplished to date and to drive towards a future that is brimming with opportunities to ensure integrity, privacy and trust of industrial systems, data centers, and cloud," said Duncan Greatwood, Xage Executive Chair. "With Geoff, we have a combination of visionary technical and product leadership, great experience building organizations, and excellent skills in engaging with customers and scaling GTM. We welcome him aboard to lead Xage on to even greater success."   

Xage has pioneered a mesh-based cybersecurity platform called the Xage Fabric to protect critical infrastructure operators around the world. The Fabric's innovations include Multi-layer Identity & Access Management and Multi-User Session Collaboration, both released in the past year. The Fabric positions Xage at the intersection of Zero Trust Network Access and Cyber-Physical Systems Protection markets, as cited by Gartner. The company currently protects 34+ million megawatt hours of energy transported daily, more than one million assets and identities, and thousands of operational sites globally. Xage has received numerous industry awards validating its vision and technology, including being named to the 2022 SINET16 list of prestigious cybersecurity startups and winning the 2023 IoT Breakthrough Award for Industrial IoT innovation. Earlier this year, Xage was also appointed to CISA's Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative ("JCDC") industrial control systems ("ICS") working group, a partnership between US government agencies and private sector organizations focused on protecting operational technology. By leveraging innovative approaches and zero-trust security, Xage is helping to defend U.S. critical infrastructure against growing threats.

"It's clear that the adoption of universal zero trust security is more critical than ever before and that the Xage platform is perfectly aligned with the demands of the moment," said Geoffrey Mattson, CEO of Xage Security. "It's a tremendous time to join this world-class team with its agent-free mesh-protected security Fabric that has positioned the company as a leader in an increasingly interconnected world. I'm thrilled to take the helm at Xage and to support all our customers as they move to cyber harden their infrastructure and securely harness the power of digital transformation."