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Cybereason Stock (CYBE)
Endpoint Detection and Response Platform
Cybereason develops a cybersecurity platform featuring managed detection and response.
About Cybereason Stock
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Boston, MA, US
Total Funding
783M
Industries
Software, Other, Information Technology
Cybereason develops a cyber defense platform. The Cybereason Managed Detection and Response Platform aims to be scalable and operations-centric, with predictive response capabilities. Cybereason's platform aims to be suitable for enterprises and governments.
Cybereason was founded in 2012 and headquartered in Boston with offices in London, Tel Aviv, and Tokyo. Notable investors include SoftBank, Spark Capital, and CRV.
Cybereason Press Mentions
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Improved detection evasion added to updated HardBit ransomware
scmagazine • Aug 03, 2024
Cybereason co-founders unveil new AI startup, raise $36 million in Seed funding
calcalistech • Jun 25, 2024
SoftBank Invests $100 Million in Security Startup Cybereason
datacenterknowledge • Jun 25, 2024
Cybereason Founders Start New Israeli AI Firm Seven AI
jewishbusinessnews • Jun 11, 2024
'Back to the ring:' Cybereason co-founders debut new AI venture
bizjournals • Jun 10, 2024
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Cybereason Management
Leadership team at Cybereason
Chief Executive Officer
Lior Div
Chief Financial Officer
Russell Stein
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