Zalaris ASA

In 2007, our founders Jay Chaudhry and K. Kailash had a revolutionary insight: as enterprises moved to the cloud, the traditional castle-and-moat security model was broken. Legacy network security appliances couldn't protect users accessing applications from anywhere, on any device. So they founded Zscaler with a radical vision - the internet would become the new corporate network, and they would build the world's largest cloud security platform to protect it. They created the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange, a platform that secures users, devices, applications, and data regardless of location, eliminating the need for traditional VPNs and firewalls. Today, with more than 160 data centers worldwide and trusted by 40% of the Fortune 500, Zscaler processes billions of transactions daily, using AI and machine learning to stop threats that perimeter-based security never could. Built on a cloud-native zero trust architecture from day one, Zscaler enables secure digital transformation by making security invisible to users while impenetrable to attackers. Our platform combines advanced AI with massive scale to provide cybersecurity, data protection, and identity management in a unified solution. We've grown from a bold idea to a public company valued at over $30 billion, serving the world's largest banks, governments, and critical infrastructure providers. Our culture of innovation attracts top talent who share our mission to make the cloud a safer place for everyone, proving that when you eliminate complexity from security, you unlock productivity and enable business agility at unprecedented scale.

Celonis exists to solve one of the biggest invisible problems in the global economy: inefficient business processes. Every day, companies lose millions of dollars, countless hours, and significant carbon emissions to broken, disconnected processes. The Celonis Process Intelligence Platform uses AI and process mining technology to give organizations a living digital twin of their operations - revealing exactly how work flows, where value leaks occur, and how to fix them. This isn't just about operational efficiency; it's about enabling Enterprise AI to actually work by giving it the business context it needs to deliver real outcomes. Founded in 2011 by three university students in Munich who believed there had to be a better way to understand and improve business processes, Celonis has grown into the global leader in Process Intelligence. Today, more than 1,400 companies across every industry trust Celonis to make their processes work for people, companies, and the planet. From helping the NHS prevent thousands of appointment cancellations to enabling PepsiCo to unlock millions in savings, Celonis has delivered over $6.5 billion in realized customer value. With 3,000+ employees across 20+ offices worldwide and a valuation exceeding $13 billion, Celonis is proving that when processes work, everything works - including a more sustainable future for our planet.

Qevlar AI is transforming cybersecurity with an AI SOC Platform that investigates every alert in under 3 minutes with 99.8% accuracy. Trusted by Fortune Global 500 enterprises and leading MSSPs including Orange Cyberdefense, Atos, Equans, and Nomios, our platform executes 71 automated queries per investigation to deliver comprehensive threat analysis. Backed by $14 million in seed funding from EQT Ventures and Forgepoint Capital, and incubated by Meta and Microsoft, Qevlar AI has achieved up to 80% reduction in false positives while enabling 100% of alerts to be processed with consistent 24/7 coverage. Our graph-based AI platform expands SOC capacity without adding headcount, investigating end-to-end threats from phishing and identity to cloud and endpoint attacks. Qevlar integrates seamlessly with existing security stacks including Splunk, QRadar, Microsoft Sentinel, SentinelOne, Cortex, and threat intelligence sources like VirusTotal. By reducing mean time to respond (MTTR) and eliminating alert fatigue, Qevlar empowers SOC teams to focus on real threats ready for remediation rather than noise. Our deployment record spans just 10 minutes to full production integration, making rapid security transformation possible for teams worldwide.

Zimperium is the world leader in mobile security, founded in 2010 to protect the modern mobile enterprise. As cybercriminals increasingly adopt mobile-first attack strategies, Zimperium provides organizations with proactive, unmatched protection of both the mobile apps that run their business and the mobile devices relied upon by their employees. The company delivers industry-leading, AI-driven security that works directly on devices to counter evolving threats including mobile-targeted phishing (mishing), malware, application vulnerabilities, and zero-day exploits. Trusted by leading organizations and government agencies globally, Zimperium offers the only mobile security platform purpose-built for enterprise environments. The company's comprehensive portfolio includes Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and the Mobile Application Protection Suite (MAPS), which together provide real-time, autonomous protection without reliance on cloud-based detection or update delays. In 2022, Zimperium was acquired by Liberty Strategic Capital for approximately $525 million, accelerating its mission to strengthen mobile security worldwide. With strategic partnerships spanning Microsoft, Trellix, SentinelOne, and other technology leaders, Zimperium continues to innovate through its zLabs research team, setting the industry standard for mobile endpoint protection.

Water scarcity and energy inefficiency remain two of the most pressing challenges facing our world today. Aliaxis exists to tackle these issues head-on by providing communities around the world with sustainable, innovative solutions for water and energy management. As a global leader in advanced plastic piping systems, we enable access to clean water and reliable energy distribution for building, infrastructure, industrial and agricultural applications across more than 40 countries. Our mission is to make life flow while shaping a better tomorrow. With approximately 15,500 employees worldwide, we combine local expertise with global innovation to deliver solutions that anticipate the rapidly evolving needs of our customers and society. From preserving precious water resources to accelerating the transition to clean energy, every product we design helps build a more sustainable future. We are privately owned and headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, driven by the purpose of connecting people with the vital resources they need to thrive.

Nexperia manufactures discrete semiconductors, logic devices, and MOSFETs at industrial scale - the unglamorous components that gate power, route signals, and switch loads in practically every automotive system, industrial controller, and consumer device on the market. The Netherlands-based company runs vertically integrated fabs across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, shipping high-volume production optimized for cost and repeatability rather than cutting-edge process nodes. Spun out from NXP in 2017, it inherited decades of Philips semiconductor lineage and now operates with over 15,000 employees focused on keeping automotive and industrial supply chains moving. The security surface is exactly what you'd expect from a semiconductor manufacturer with global operations: SAP and Workday handle ERP and HR, SailPoint manages identity governance, and CyberArk secures privileged access across production and corporate networks. The threat model spans OT environments in fab facilities, supply chain integrity for automotive Tier 1s, and IP protection for wide bandgap devices like GaN FETs and SiC MOSFETs - technology that's increasingly strategic as electrification accelerates. Nexperia's scale means the attack surface includes both legacy infrastructure from its NXP days and newer tooling deployed post-independence. If you're evaluating risk in hardware supply chains or locking down manufacturing IT/OT convergence, this is the environment: high-volume production where downtime costs spike fast, regulatory scrutiny from automotive customers running ISO 26262 and ASPICE, and geopolitical attention on semiconductor capacity. The work isn't flashy, but the dependencies are real - compromise here ripples through automotive braking systems, industrial motor drives, and mobile charging circuits at volume.