Compass Intelligence names Adversa AI as one of the best of the best IoT innovative companies in 2022.
21 companies were recognized in distinct IoT categories specific to industry and key applications. In addition, this year Compass Intelligence honors 7 additional companies for unique innovation and excellence in IoT solutions, products, and services. Adversa AI is among them.
Stephanie Atkinson, CEO of Compass Intelligence says:
“We are sitting in the midst of a prime opportunity for innovation in IoT driven by the need to automate, connect, and bring intelligent resources to enterprise and industrial applications. Congratulations to these 28 innovative companies and organizations who are continuing to drive advancement, scale, and real-world intelligence to businesses around the globe.”
The IoT Innovator Awards program builds on existing research, market studies, custom advisory, and insight reports made available on CompassIntel.com.
The 5th Annual 2022 CompassIntel IoT Innovator Awards honors companies and vendors demonstrating innovation in Internet of Things solutions, products, applications, and technology and takes place this fall. Categories run across 20 IoT innovation categories. In addition, Compass Intelligence may also recognize startups and emerging IoT companies that have made an impact to the market and has demonstrated superior innovation to elevate IoT in 2022.
Adversa AI is an innovative Israeli AI startup striving to increase trust and security in AI. With its patented technology, Adversa AI provides solutions for mission-critical AI-driven industries including but not limited to the Internet, Finance, Biometrics, Surveillance, and Automotive industry.
The company is focused on protecting humanity from the cyber pandemic, which seems inevitable in the era of AI along with its security threats, privacy issues, and safety incidents.
Adversa AI received numerous AI awards, related to cybersecurity and AI for the company, solutions, and people: “A Best Startup in AI”, “The Next Gen Adversarial ML Threat Mitigation”, etc.
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