OneLayer nets $28 million Series A to secure the next wave of private 5G networks
Tel Aviv-based company gains backing from Chevron as industrial demand for private cellular networks surges.
OneLayer, the Israeli company behind a platform for managing and securing private LTE and 5G networks, has raised $28 million in Series A funding, led by Maor Investments with participation from McRock Capital, Chevron Technology Ventures, and existing backers Viola Ventures, Grove Ventures, and Koch Disruptive Technologies.
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The round brings OneLayer’s total funding to more than $43 million, as the company aims to bridge the gap between telecom infrastructure and traditional IT management.
The company reported 6X growth in 2023 and 3X growth in 2024, with a strong customer pipeline extending through 2026.
OneLayer’s platform gives enterprises device visibility, security, and control across all cellular-connected assets, from smart meters to industrial sensors, using familiar IT tools rather than telecom-specific systems. It is designed to eliminate the complexity that often slows private 5G adoption, turning isolated operational networks into unified, secure environments.
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“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 deployed in North America, Europe, and Latin America, with growing adoption across utilities, manufacturing, mining, and airports. The company also partners with an extensive ecosystem of major players including Nokia, Ericsson, Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Checkpoint, and ServiceNow, as well as integrators like World Wide Technology and Burns & McDonnell.
