TXOne Networks

TXOne Networks exists because two companies with different halves of the problem put them together: it was founded in 2019 as a joint venture between Trend Micro, which knew threat detection, and Moxa, which knew industrial networks. It is headquartered in Taiwan and sells only into operational technology — factories, utilities, pharmaceutical plants, semiconductor fabs. Its products reflect how those environments actually work. EdgeFire, listed here, and EdgeIPS are the network appliances, understanding industrial protocols and able to run in transparent mode so they can be inserted without re-addressing a plant network. Stellar protects the endpoints themselves, including the unpatchable legacy Windows machines that run much industrial equipment, and Portable Inspector scans machines that can never be connected to a network at all. That last category is the clearest illustration of the difference from IT security: where a machine cannot take an agent or a patch, the answer is an inspection device carried to it.

Country

🇹🇼Taiwan

Headquarters

🇹🇼Taiwan

Year Established

2019

Employees

350Estimated by LLM

Customers

3,600 organisations (2026)Vendor states: TXOne Networks — Company

Users

3,600 deployments (2026)Vendor states: TXOne Networks Product Portfolio

Revenue

$40.0M (2026)Estimated by LLM

Website

https://www.txone.com

Status

Active