Cybereason
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Cybereason
Cybereason provides a comprehensive cybersecurity platform that prevents, detects, and responds to cyber attacks using AI-driven endpoint protection.
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What does Cybereason do?
Cybereason offers the Cybereason Defense Platform, an AI-powered cybersecurity solution designed to protect enterprises from sophisticated cyber threats. Their platform integrates endpoint detection and response (EDR), extended detection and response (XDR), next-generation antivirus (NGAV), and proactive threat hunting services to provide complete visibility and automated response capabilities against ransomware, malware, and other advanced attacks.
What is Cybereason's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Cybereason's annual revenue at $83.0M (range $45.0M to $189.4M, 68% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Cybereason's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Cybereason's effective valuation at $525.0M (range $525.0M to $4.2B, 51% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Cybereason raised?
Cybereason has raised a total of $934M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series H.
Where is Cybereason headquartered?
Cybereason is headquartered in Boston, United States.
When was Cybereason founded?
Cybereason was founded in 2012.
What industry does Cybereason operate in?
Cybereason operates in Enterprise, Cybersecurity, Incident Response, Forensics, Endpoint Security, Threat Detection.
How many employees does Cybereason have?
Cybereason has approximately 676 people on record.
“TL:DR; we have Cybereason which creates canary folders on desktop and in documents which i cannot prevent OneDrive from syncing those folders. The folders are deleted and recreated every restart which fills up the users OneDrive.”
View on Reddit“Has anyone used Armorpoint and Cyberreason as the primary AV/EDR product but also leveraged MDE in EDR block mode for a second layer of defense? Any performance issues or conflicts?”
View on Reddit“I currently have Cybereason and I've had a good experience with them, but if I'm being honest my IT group is small and doesn't have a ton of time to manage A/V. Cybereason has been good in that we've had no major virus issues, but their int…”
View on Reddit“My MSP is currently trying to find an NGAV to cover several hundred endpoints, and while I gave my manager a writeup of each of the above(barring Cybereason, as that's currently his main pick regardless and wants to see alternatives) but he…”
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