Booz Allen Hamilton has announced a strategic investment in Corsha through its $100 million corporate venture arm, Booz Allen Ventures. Corsha is the first Machine Identity Provider (mIDP) built to secure communication between machines across operational systems and critical infrastructure. The investment aims to accelerate the deployment of Corsha’s multi-factor
David Forbes, Director of Cyber-Physical Defense at Booz Allen, stated, “The physical world is increasingly hyperconnected and software defined, leaving military installations, civilian critical infrastructure, and other hubs of economic and national security at risk of cyber disruption.” Chris Woods, investor at Booz Allen Ventures, noted, “Corsha stands out for its technical depth, mission focus, and elegant solution to a growing problem in operational cybersecurity.” Corsha CEO Anusha Iyer added, “Our patented identity technology is instrumental in bringing zero trust to our nation’s critical infrastructure, preventing malicious activity at its onset.”