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# Nozomi Networks
- URL: https://www.humanoidthreats.com/directory/nozomi-networks/
- Published: 2026-10-04T10:14:12.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-04T11:15:02.000Z
- Description: OT and IoT security company providing visibility and threat detection for industrial networks, now owned by Mitsubishi Electric.
- Author: Theo Marchetti
- Tags: Directory, #dir-ot

Category

OT and IoT security

Website

[www.nozominetworks.com](https://www.nozominetworks.com/?ref=humanoidthreats.com)

Last verified

October 4, 2026

## What is Nozomi Networks?

Nozomi Networks provides operational technology (OT) and IoT security: asset visibility, threat detection and vulnerability management for industrial environments. Mitsubishi Electric completed its acquisition of Nozomi Networks in 2026.

## Key capabilities

- Passive asset discovery and network monitoring for OT and IoT.
- Threat and anomaly detection in industrial networks.
- Vulnerability assessment for connected industrial assets.

## Why it matters for humanoid robot security

Mitsubishi Electric is a major industrial automation and robotics manufacturer. Its ownership of an OT security company signals that robot makers increasingly see security as part of the product.

## Where it fits in a humanoid robot security program

Nozomi Networks provides visibility and threat detection for operational technology and IoT networks. In a plant or logistics site, humanoids become another class of connected asset. Passive monitoring can identify the robots, baseline their communications and flag unusual traffic that might indicate compromise.

## Who it is for

- Factories, warehouses and logistics sites deploying humanoids
- OT and industrial security teams
- Operators who need asset visibility and network monitoring for robots

## Questions to ask Nozomi Networks

- Can your platform identify humanoid robots as a distinct asset type?
- Is monitoring passive, so it cannot interfere with robot or production traffic?
- How do you alert on robots communicating outside their normal pattern?
- Do you integrate with our existing SOC and ticketing tools?

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## Sources

- [Business Wire: Mitsubishi Electric completes acquisition of Nozomi Networks](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260128042624/en/mitsubishi-electric-completes-full-acquisition-of-nozomi-networks?ref=humanoidthreats.com)

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