Onelayer
Founded 2021 Β· 87 employees on LinkedIn Β· 3 known investors
OneLayer provides a security and management platform for enterprise private cellular networks, adding cybersecurity, observability, and operational orchestration for connected devices. It serves enterprises deploying private cellular and IoT connectivity for critical operations.
Also known as One Layer Β· OneLayer
Investors Β· 3
Company profile
researched Aug 2026OneLayer is an enterprise software company focused on managing and securing devices connected to private LTE and 5G cellular networks. Its platform gives enterprises device visibility, asset management, operational intelligence and Zero Trust security for cellular-connected OT and IoT equipment, presenting cellular network information in terms familiar to enterprise IT teams so that organizations do not require specialized cellular expertise. Capabilities described include secure device onboarding, device discovery and classification, persistent asset tracking and network segmentation, delivered through the OneLayer Bridge product.
The company positions its technology as an infrastructure layer that turns private cellular deployments from standalone operational silos into networks integrated with existing enterprise IT and security tooling. It is co-founded by Dave Mor (CEO) and Or Turgeman (VP R&D), and third-party directory data lists a 2021 founding year, a Boston headquarters and approximately 85 people.
OneLayer serves utilities, manufacturing, mining, airports, healthcare and other critical infrastructure sectors. Named deployments include Southern Linc's regional LTE network covering 122,000 square miles across Alabama, Georgia and southeastern Mississippi; Evergy's private LTE network in Kansas and Missouri, supporting thousands of IoT sensors, smart meters and OT devices; and mining operations in Latin America where the platform supported automated processes and secure roll-out of new production sites.
Founding story
OneLayer was co-founded by Dave Mor, who serves as CEO, and Or Turgeman, VP R&D; third-party directory data gives a founding year of 2021.
Business model
OneLayer sells a software platform (OneLayer Bridge) to enterprises operating private LTE/5G networks, characterized in third-party directory data as a B2B model. The company states it has strong revenues from an expanding customer base, including multi-site expansions with existing accounts and a multi-year deal with utility Evergy.
Enterprise software sales to organizations running private cellular networks, including multi-year customer agreements; third-party directory data characterizes the business as B2B.
Traction
Management reported 6X growth in the prior year and 3X growth in the current year, with a customer pipeline extending through 2026 and an oversubscribed Series A. Deployments span utilities, manufacturing, mining, airports and critical infrastructure across North America, Europe and Latin America, including expansions at Fortune 100 manufacturers from initial sites to multi-site rollouts, Southern Linc's 122,000-square-mile LTE network, and Evergy's private LTE network intended to eventually cover 1.7 million customers.
Latest developments
On 16 October 2025 OneLayer announced a $28 million Series A led by Maor Investments, with participation from McRock Capital, Chevron Technology Ventures and existing investors Viola Ventures, Grove Ventures and Koch Disruptive Technologies, bringing total funding to more than $43 million. The company said the round was oversubscribed and will fund go-to-market acceleration, product expansion and geographic growth beyond North America into Latin America and Europe.
βΈFull profile β market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
The company describes itself as a leader in private LTE/5G OT management and Zero Trust security, operating in an emerging security and device-management layer alongside the broader private-network buildout. Investors frame the product as the trust and management layer needed for enterprise adoption of private 5G for industrial automation and autonomy.
OneLayer's stated differentiator is eliminating the need for specialized cellular expertise by translating private cellular networks into enterprise IT language, so security and asset-management practices already used in IT can be applied to cellular-connected OT and IoT devices, with integrations across major cellular, router, CMDB and cybersecurity vendors.
Technology
The OneLayer Bridge platform discovers, classifies and tracks devices on private LTE and 5G networks, enables secure device onboarding and zero-touch provisioning, applies network segmentation and Zero Trust policies, and integrates with enterprise IT and security systems such as CMDBs and firewalls. It translates cellular network attributes into enterprise IT constructs so that cellular assets can be managed with existing IT tooling.
Go-to-market
OneLayer combines direct enterprise sales with a partner ecosystem spanning the private cellular value chain: cellular vendors Nokia and Ericsson; cellular router makers Digi, Cradlepoint and Multitech; CMDB vendors ServiceNow and SolarWinds; channel partners and integrators World Wide Technology, Burns & McDonnell, Anterix and Future Technologies; and cybersecurity vendors including Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Check Point and Claroty. Series A proceeds are earmarked for accelerating go-to-market activity, expanding product capabilities and scaling geographic expansion.
Large enterprises and critical-infrastructure operators deploying private LTE/5G networks, including utilities, manufacturing (including Fortune 100 manufacturers), mining, airports and healthcare organizations.
Geography
Headquartered in Boston, United States, according to third-party directory data, with deployments spanning North America, Europe and Latin America. The company has expanded operations into Latin America and plans further European and international expansion.
History
The company emerged from stealth with an $8.2M seed round and subsequently received a $6.5 million investment from Koch Disruptive Technologies. Other milestones listed by investor Grove Ventures include securing private 5G networks at two Israeli hospitals, inclusion in Calcalist's list of top 50 most promising startups alongside other Grove portfolio companies, expansion of operations to Latin America, inclusion in a Gartner insights report on the future of private 5G network security, partnerships with Ericsson, Check Point, Palo Alto Networks and Future Technologies, a multi-year deal with Evergy, and the $28 million Series A announced in October 2025.
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Key figures
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Timeline Β· 11
launches, deals, and filingsOversubscribed $28 million Series A led by Maor Investments with McRock Capital, Chevron Technology Ventures, Viola Ventures, Grove Ventures and Koch Disruptive Technologies, bringing total funding to more than $43 million.
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primary sources listed
- OneLayer Raises $28M Series A for Private 5G Networksonelayer.com Β· web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Onelayer do?
- OneLayer provides asset management, operational intelligence and Zero Trust security for private LTE and 5G networks.
- Who are Onelayer's investors?
- Onelayer's investors include Koch Disruptive Technologies, McRock Capital, Viola Ventures.