NIS2 and IoT Connectivity: What the Directive Actually Requires
NIS2 covers IoT and OT devices. Standard SIM connectivity leaves most organisations exposed. Here is what the directive actually requires and why it matters for connected devices.
A full MVNO IoT Connectivity provider
Our mission is to simplify IoT connectivity for our customers
Nordic-born, we offer secure, scalable global solutions for connected devices. As a full MVNO, IXT delivers one SIM for seamless worldwide coverage, enterprise-grade security through private networking, and intuitive tools for real-time SIM management. Built by telecom experts, IXT helps forward-thinking businesses simplify connectivity, reduce complexity and scale with confidence.
Connected.
Secure.
Everywhere.
IXT is founded in Norway by successful telco founders Raymond Berntsen and Henning Solberg, who bring decades of industry experience to the company. With this new venture, they aim to provide modern, future-proof connectivity for IoT-driven businesses across the globe
IXT is on a mission to transform the IoT telecom industry. We are a full MVNO offering SIM solutions with global connectivity, right out of the box.
Having built our own core network choosing future proof technology, we are aiming to be innovative and work to meet the evolving needs of businesses with IoT connectivity needs, small and large.
Based in Norway with a global first focus, the team is growing across Europe. Watch this space for further updates on who we are and what we can offer.
Certifications & memberships
Ensuring trusted connectivity
Being a GSMA member is a given for us. This global organisation represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide, and for customers of IXT our membership means even better connectivity and service.
We are also registered with Nkom (Norwegian Communications Authority). We are based out of Norway, this legal authorisation to provide telecom services in Norway is robust. Lastly we are a proud member of ITU, United Nations specialised agency for digital technologies.
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