US Cyber Defense Bolstered: Exein Secures €70M for IoT Security Expansion
July 22, 2025, 9:33 am
Exein secured €70 million. This significant Series C funding fuels global expansion. Crucially, it targets the United States, Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea. Exein also fortifies its established European presence. This move addresses a critical vulnerability: smart devices.
Hackers exploit smart devices. They gain entry into vital systems. Critical infrastructure remains a prime target. One in three data breaches involves an IoT device. State-sponsored groups often lead these attacks. Such breaches threaten national security and economic stability. Many IoT devices are deployed without adequate security from inception. They present countless points of entry for malicious actors.
Traditional security falls short. Network-level defenses are insufficient. They cannot protect every endpoint. A new approach is vital. Exein provides this. The company builds a digital immune system for connected devices. This system becomes a global standard for embedded IoT security.
Exein’s technology centers on endpoint security. It protects individual devices. This contrasts with reliance on network perimeters. Manufacturers embed cutting-edge security tools directly into products. This decentralized model is robust. It offers strong protection against evolving cyber threats. The approach ensures security from the device's earliest stages.
The company leverages AI. Its system provides real-time threat detection. This capability spans vital sectors. Critical infrastructure is paramount. Rail networks and healthcare providers benefit. Other sectors include semiconductors, energy, automotive, and robotics. Exein secures over a billion smart devices worldwide. This scale demonstrates its profound impact. Securing these crucial sectors protects public safety and vital services across nations.
Compliance is a growing concern. Global cybersecurity regulations demand embedded security. Europe’s NIS2 and the upcoming Cyber Resilience Act are examples. The US Cyber Trust Mark also emphasizes device security. This label aims to inform consumers and businesses. It promotes safer IoT products. Exein helps manufacturers meet these stringent requirements. This ensures secure products enter the market. It bolsters trust in connected ecosystems.
Exein demonstrates rapid growth. The company achieved over 450 percent year-over-year growth. This success is built on strategic partnerships. Leading chipset manufacturers are collaborators. OEM/ODM manufacturers also partner with Exein. These include industry giants like MediaTek, Supermicro, Kontron, SECO, and AAEON. Such alliances solidify Exein’s market position. They ensure broad adoption of its advanced security solutions.
The threat landscape expands daily. Artificial intelligence empowers attackers. They hit more targets faster. Breaches no longer occur solely through obvious entry points. A smart microwave or a hospital’s smart fish tank could be exploited. These seemingly innocuous devices offer backdoors into entire networks. The consequences extend beyond data theft. Operational disruption, safety hazards in industrial control systems, and even physical damage are real risks. Exein addresses this at the source. It embeds real-time security at the device edge. Its system continuously monitors, learns, and responds to anomalies.
Exein’s strategic vision extends further. The company develops runtime security solutions. These target AI infrastructure. They also secure Large Language Models (LLMs). This addresses a growing need. AI and LLMs increasingly operate within devices. They do not always reside in centralized cloud environments. Securing these on-device AI capabilities is crucial. It protects proprietary algorithms and sensitive data.
The new funding supports strategic mergers and acquisitions. Exein seeks opportunities within the cybersecurity industry. This strategy will enhance its growth plans. It will expand its capabilities and market reach. The company aims to fortify its leadership role in a vital market.
The demand for device-level security is urgent. Connected devices permeate daily life. Every smart appliance, every industrial sensor, every vehicle system presents a potential vulnerability. Ensuring their security is fundamental. Exein supports manufacturers in delivering the highest security levels. This instills confidence in a hyper-connected world. It reinforces the foundations of modern technology. For American enterprises, securing these endpoints is not merely a best practice. It is an economic imperative. It is a national security concern.
Exein’s investment is a testament. It highlights the urgent need for robust IoT defense. Cyberattacks are sophisticated. They target the weakest links. Devices often represent these links. Embedded security is the answer. Exein builds this digital immune system. It secures the future of connected living. This secures critical services. It protects economies. It defends national interests. Exein stands at the forefront of this vital fight. Its expansion into the US market is a timely and critical development.
Hackers exploit smart devices. They gain entry into vital systems. Critical infrastructure remains a prime target. One in three data breaches involves an IoT device. State-sponsored groups often lead these attacks. Such breaches threaten national security and economic stability. Many IoT devices are deployed without adequate security from inception. They present countless points of entry for malicious actors.
Traditional security falls short. Network-level defenses are insufficient. They cannot protect every endpoint. A new approach is vital. Exein provides this. The company builds a digital immune system for connected devices. This system becomes a global standard for embedded IoT security.
Exein’s technology centers on endpoint security. It protects individual devices. This contrasts with reliance on network perimeters. Manufacturers embed cutting-edge security tools directly into products. This decentralized model is robust. It offers strong protection against evolving cyber threats. The approach ensures security from the device's earliest stages.
The company leverages AI. Its system provides real-time threat detection. This capability spans vital sectors. Critical infrastructure is paramount. Rail networks and healthcare providers benefit. Other sectors include semiconductors, energy, automotive, and robotics. Exein secures over a billion smart devices worldwide. This scale demonstrates its profound impact. Securing these crucial sectors protects public safety and vital services across nations.
Compliance is a growing concern. Global cybersecurity regulations demand embedded security. Europe’s NIS2 and the upcoming Cyber Resilience Act are examples. The US Cyber Trust Mark also emphasizes device security. This label aims to inform consumers and businesses. It promotes safer IoT products. Exein helps manufacturers meet these stringent requirements. This ensures secure products enter the market. It bolsters trust in connected ecosystems.
Exein demonstrates rapid growth. The company achieved over 450 percent year-over-year growth. This success is built on strategic partnerships. Leading chipset manufacturers are collaborators. OEM/ODM manufacturers also partner with Exein. These include industry giants like MediaTek, Supermicro, Kontron, SECO, and AAEON. Such alliances solidify Exein’s market position. They ensure broad adoption of its advanced security solutions.
The threat landscape expands daily. Artificial intelligence empowers attackers. They hit more targets faster. Breaches no longer occur solely through obvious entry points. A smart microwave or a hospital’s smart fish tank could be exploited. These seemingly innocuous devices offer backdoors into entire networks. The consequences extend beyond data theft. Operational disruption, safety hazards in industrial control systems, and even physical damage are real risks. Exein addresses this at the source. It embeds real-time security at the device edge. Its system continuously monitors, learns, and responds to anomalies.
Exein’s strategic vision extends further. The company develops runtime security solutions. These target AI infrastructure. They also secure Large Language Models (LLMs). This addresses a growing need. AI and LLMs increasingly operate within devices. They do not always reside in centralized cloud environments. Securing these on-device AI capabilities is crucial. It protects proprietary algorithms and sensitive data.
The new funding supports strategic mergers and acquisitions. Exein seeks opportunities within the cybersecurity industry. This strategy will enhance its growth plans. It will expand its capabilities and market reach. The company aims to fortify its leadership role in a vital market.
The demand for device-level security is urgent. Connected devices permeate daily life. Every smart appliance, every industrial sensor, every vehicle system presents a potential vulnerability. Ensuring their security is fundamental. Exein supports manufacturers in delivering the highest security levels. This instills confidence in a hyper-connected world. It reinforces the foundations of modern technology. For American enterprises, securing these endpoints is not merely a best practice. It is an economic imperative. It is a national security concern.
Exein’s investment is a testament. It highlights the urgent need for robust IoT defense. Cyberattacks are sophisticated. They target the weakest links. Devices often represent these links. Embedded security is the answer. Exein builds this digital immune system. It secures the future of connected living. This secures critical services. It protects economies. It defends national interests. Exein stands at the forefront of this vital fight. Its expansion into the US market is a timely and critical development.