Corsha Wins Silver Globee Award for Industrial Identity Security
The Washington-based cybersecurity firm Corsha has secured a Silver Globee Award in the Best Critical Infrastructure and OT Security Solution category. The honor recognizes the company’s platform, which integrates machine identity principles to authenticate and protect communication within complex industrial and operational technology networks.

The 21st annual Globee Awards for Technology evaluated entries based on merit and data-driven performance to identify leaders in digital transformation. Corsha’s platform was distinguished for addressing the lack of authentication in machine-to-machine traffic, a vulnerability that often characterizes industrial environments. By utilizing an identity control plane and inline Gatekeepers, the technology enables enterprises to shift from passive network monitoring to proactive, identity-based security protocols.
Founder and CEO Anusha Iyer noted that the award reinforces the necessity of identity verification as defense and manufacturing sectors integrate AI-driven operations. The company’s methodology recently gained significant traction in the public sector; in April 2026, the Defense Logistics Agency awarded Corsha a $50 million sole-source IDIQ contract. This agreement tasks the firm with implementing Zero Trust connectivity across the U.S. military’s combat logistics infrastructure, marking a major milestone for their scalable approach to operational security.
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