OneLayer, an Israeli company that provides a platform to manage and secure private LTE and 5G networks, has raised $28 million in a Series A funding round.
The round was led by Maor Investments, with support from McRock Capital, Chevron Technology Ventures, and existing investors Viola Ventures, Grove Ventures, and Koch Disruptive Technologies.
With this funding, OneLayer has now raised over $43 million in total. The company plans to connect telecom infrastructure with traditional IT management to make networks easier to manage and secure.
The company saw 6 times growth in 2023 and 3 times growth in 2024, and it has a strong lineup of customers expected to continue through 2026.
OneLayer’s platform helps companies see, secure, and manage all their cellular-connected devices, like smart meters and industrial sensors, using regular IT tools instead of complex telecom systems.
The platform is built to simplify private 5G networks, making it easier to adopt. It turns separate operational networks into a single, secure system.
“Enterprises are deploying private cellular networks at unprecedented scale, but they’re struggling with device visibility, security gaps and operational complexity that didn’t exist with traditional IT infrastructure,” said Dave Mor, CEO and co-founder of OneLayer. “The demand for solutions that bridge this gap is explosive.”
OneLayer’s technology is already being used in North America, Europe, and Latin America, and more companies in utilities, manufacturing, mining, and airports are starting to adopt it.
The company works with major partners like Nokia, Ericsson, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Checkpoint, and ServiceNow, as well as integrators such as World Wide Technology and Burns & McDonnell.
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