Every device on your cellular
network. Zero blind spots.

Carrier APN, private FAN, or your own local site: whatever runs your cellular network, OneLayer shows the team responsible for it what every connected device is, where it is, and what it’s doing, so nothing on the network goes unanswered for.

EVERY NETWORK HAS ONE BLIND SPOT

It’s cellular, and it’s still your enterprise’s responsibility.

Your firewall, your NAC, your SIEM: all built for IT, all blind to what connects over cellular. A carrier APN shows you SIMs, not devices. A network you built and own still hides what’s behind the router. Either way, it’s your network, and you’re accountable for what’s on it.

Full visibility. Lasting control.

Observe, Connect, Protect, Optimize

Onboard

Secure, automated device onboarding, so provisioning doesn’t depend on a manual, multi-step process at scale.

Observe

Full device visibility, including the devices sitting behind field routers and cellular routers that other tools can’t see. 

Protect

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) policy enforcement and segmentation, so an unauthorized or unexpected device is contained, not free to move across the network. 

Optimize

Faster troubleshooting and root-cause answers, so when something breaks, your team isn’t manually correlating logs across carriers and tools to find out why. 

WHAT THIS ACTUALLY CHANGES 

Outcomes your team feels

Audit-ready in minutes

Confidence going into an audit that every device on the network can be explained, in minutes, not weeks or months 

Nothing hiding on your network

Fewer unplanned incidents traced back to a device nobody accounted for 

Back online, faster

Faster restoration of service when something on the network breaks 

Scale without losing visibility

Room to grow your private cellular footprint without losing track of what’s on it 

“Cellular becomes the enterprise’s first choice for critical device connectivity. Our mission: Bridge cellular device connectivity, to enterprise-grade network security and operations. That’s the layer they’re missing.” 
Dave Mor Co-Founder & CEO

ONE PLATFORM. EVERY NETWORK ARCHITECTURE.

However your devices
connect, OneLayer covers it

One platform. Any deployment. If it’s cellular, OneLayer secures it. 

FEATURED CAPABILITY

Carrier APN

You run devices over a public carrier’s private APN. OneLayer aggregates every carrier into one view, so your team sees the actual device behind the SIM, not just the SIM. 

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WORKS WITH WHAT YOU ALREADY RUN 

OneLayer bridges the gap between your security stack and private cellular.

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Securing Private Cellular Networks: 10 Key Threats and Defense Strategies

A practical framework for identifying and defending against the threats unique to private LTE and 5G networks.

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