Resiliency Ventures

Resiliency Ventures

Resiliency Ventures was established in 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona, by founders whose backgrounds span defense contracting and industrial engineering. The firm's founding thesis centered on a then-underappreciated vulnerability: that aging physical infrastructure lacked the digital defenses modern threats require. The firm invests across cybersecurity, industrial controls, energy storage, and water-treatment technology. It targets early- to growth-stage companies that merge hardware and software for applications like grid security, pipeline monitoring, and building automation. Public-record portfolio positions include a stake in Nozomi Networks, an operational-technology security firm, and an investment in Utilidata, a grid-edge analytics company. The geographic footprint is primarily US-based, with select deals in Europe. The team’s size has not been publicly disclosed, and the firm operates as a standalone venture capital platform without public affiliated philanthropic or operating-company structures. The firm has not published recent activity in the last 24 months. A structural differentiator is Resiliency Ventures’ narrow thematic focus on infrastructure resilience — a category that overlaps with national security and public safety. This mandate sits apart from generalist venture funds, allowing concentrated expertise in regulatory-heavy sectors where competitors lack specialized diligence capabilities.