Exposure Management News · 30 October–6 November 2026

Exposure Management Market Market Maturity Map

How is the market for continuous threat exposure management evolving, and which vendors show material change in capabilities, commercial traction, workforce, funding, partnerships, customer adoption, positioning or risk?

Products that map, score, prioritise and test an organisation's attack surface and vulnerabilities on a continuing basis, as Gartner's CTEM cycle describes: scoping, discovery, prioritisation, validation and mobilisation. It covers startups built for this, vendors acquired by others whose product still ships, and the exposure management lines of large security vendors. 102 vendors, 30 October–6 November 2026.

Generated 06 November 2026, 10:22 UTC
Market Maturity MapWhere 73 of the market's 88 vendors are mapped today, based on how active they are, how they are growing and how fast they are moving.

Vendors placed by size and by growth, from public data we collect: headcount, followers, funding, customers, open roles, launches and mentions. It does not rate product quality, customer satisfaction or strategy. Computed 2026-11-05 over the last 90 days.

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EmergingBuildingScalingExecuting→→→← smaller by scalelarger by scale →further from the base = more momentuminnovating — top third by product workhiring — top third by open roles per headraised in the last yeartrail — moved 10 or more points on an axis since the previous mapHorizon3.aiHorizon3.aiAxoniusAxoniusCensysCensysPenteraPenteraFiligranFiligranPicus SecurityPicus SecurityOutpost24Outpost24SecurityScorecardSecurityScorecardBreachLockBreachLockAttackIQAttackIQCymulateCymulateZafran SecurityZafran SecurityEthiackEthiackBitsightBitsightUpGuardUpGuardNoveeNoveeTerra SecurityTerra SecurityXBOWXBOWCogent SecurityCogent SecurityNucleus SecurityNucleus SecurityRidge SecurityRidge SecurityStrobes SecurityStrobes SecurityBrinqaBrinqaSafeBreachSafeBreachHadrianHadrianSecurinSecurinGreenboneGreenboneSecPodSecPodPanoraysPanoraysVicariusVicariusCyCognitoCyCognitoRedSealRedSealBlack KiteBlack KiteHolm SecurityHolm SecurityEmpirical SecurityEmpirical SecurityProjectDiscoveryProjectDiscoverySeemplicitySeemplicityThreatAwareThreatAwareTenzaiTenzaiRunSybilRunSybilJupiterOneHive ProwatchTowrSearchlight CyberIONIXSprocket SecurityIntruderAttaxionHackuityRiskProfilerAsteliaBoard of CyberNorthstar SecurityCyberwatchSaporoCyberMindrPhoenix SecurityPatrowlSCYTHEDefense.comONYPHEFourCoreVORNACHalo SecurityNopSecThingsReconMitigantNanitorThreatNG SecurityOnit SecurityFleuret AIFortifyDataFullHuntholdinggrowingaccelerating
Who is where — Executing 6, Scaling 29, Building 25, Emerging 13; accelerating 6, growing 67, holding 0, innovating 19, hiring 9, raised in the last year 8, moved 3, acquired 28, large incumbents 14, adjacent 64

Marks after a name: ◌ innovating · ⚒ hiring · $ raised in the last year · "(was …)" moved stage since the previous map. Each mark belongs to the name before it.

Executing (6) — the largest vendors: scale of 75 and over

Axonius ◌, Horizon3.ai ◌ ⚒, SecurityScorecard, Pentera ◌, Bitsight, XBOW

Scaling (29) — scale from 50 to 75

UpGuard, Cymulate, Censys ◌ ⚒, Securin, Picus Security, Zafran Security ⚒, Filigran ◌, SecPod, Outpost24 ◌ $, AttackIQ ◌, SafeBreach, BreachLock ⚒, RedSeal, Nucleus Security, CyCognito, Ethiack ◌, Brinqa, Novee ◌, Strobes Security ◌, Panorays, Hive Pro, JupiterOne, Greenbone, Hadrian ⚒, Seemplicity, Vicarius, Cogent Security ⚒, Black Kite, IONIX

Building (25) — scale from 25 to 50

Tenzai $, Searchlight Cyber, Terra Security ◌, Intruder, Empirical Security ⚒, Holm Security ◌, Astelia $, watchTowr, Ridge Security ◌, Attaxion ◌, Cyberwatch, Board of Cyber, ProjectDiscovery ◌, Saporo $, RiskProfiler, RunSybil ⚒ $, Hackuity, ThreatAware ◌ $, CyberMindr, Patrowl, Defense.com, Sprocket Security ⚒, Halo Security, NopSec, SCYTHE

Emerging (13) — the smallest vendors: scale under 25

FourCore, ThingsRecon (was established), Nanitor (was established), Mitigant, Fleuret AI, Phoenix Security ◌, Onit Security $, ThreatNG Security, Northstar Security $, FortifyData, VORNAC ◌, ONYPHE ◌, FullHunt

Accelerating (6) — momentum of 67 and over

Censys, Horizon3.ai, Axonius, Filigran, Ridge Security, Terra Security

Growing (67) — momentum from 33 to 67

Pentera, ThreatAware, BreachLock, Cogent Security, ProjectDiscovery, Outpost24, Ethiack, RunSybil, Novee, Northstar Security, Picus Security, AttackIQ, Holm Security, Phoenix Security, watchTowr, Sprocket Security, Empirical Security, Zafran Security, Hadrian, Greenbone, Cymulate, Strobes Security, ONYPHE, Nucleus Security, VORNAC, Brinqa, Hackuity, UpGuard, Vicarius, SCYTHE, Black Kite, Searchlight Cyber, Tenzai, RiskProfiler, Attaxion, SecurityScorecard, Panorays, Bitsight, CyberMindr, FourCore, SafeBreach, Seemplicity, IONIX, Patrowl, Saporo, XBOW, Board of Cyber, ThingsRecon, Mitigant, FortifyData, CyCognito, Astelia, Cyberwatch, Nanitor, SecPod, ThreatNG Security, FullHunt, Onit Security, Intruder, Defense.com, Securin, RedSeal, Halo Security, Fleuret AI, JupiterOne, NopSec, Hive Pro

Holding (0) — momentum under 33

none

Innovating (19) — top third by launches, corroborated launches, research posts and engineering hiring; a marker across every tier

Horizon3.ai, Axonius, Censys, Pentera, Filigran, Outpost24, AttackIQ, Ethiack, Novee, Terra Security, Ridge Security, Strobes Security, Holm Security, ProjectDiscovery, ThreatAware, Attaxion, Phoenix Security, ONYPHE, VORNAC

Hiring (9) — top third by open roles per 100 staff, with at least 3 roles open; a marker across every tier

Cogent Security (52 open roles, 46 per 100 staff), Horizon3.ai (179 open roles, 28 per 100 staff), Zafran Security (33 open roles, 15 per 100 staff), Empirical Security (4 open roles, 11 per 100 staff), RunSybil (4 open roles, 10 per 100 staff), Sprocket Security (5 open roles, 9 per 100 staff), BreachLock (10 open roles, 7 per 100 staff), Hadrian (7 open roles, 6 per 100 staff), Censys (12 open roles, 6 per 100 staff)

Raised in the last year (8) — a round dated inside the last 365 days, from the vendor's own post, a matched news event or the Crunchbase news list

Northstar Security (round not stated, 2026-11), Onit Security (Seed, 2026-03), RunSybil (Seed, 2026-03), ThreatAware (Series A, 2026-02), Astelia (round not stated, 2026-02), Outpost24 (Strategic, 2025-12), Saporo (Series A, 2025-12), Tenzai (Seed, 2025-11)

Moved (3) — 10 or more points on an axis since the map of 2026-11-04

Axonius (+19.9 scale, +16.5 momentum), AttackIQ (+3.3 scale, +16.2 momentum), Terra Security (+11.6 momentum)

Acquired (28) — on the record, not on the map

Expanse — by Palo Alto Networks, 2020-01-01; Heimdal — by Marlin Equity Partners, 2020-01-01; RiskRecon — by Mastercard, 2020-01-01; Intrigue — by Mandiant, 2021-01-01; RiskIQ — by Microsoft, 2021-01-01; Bit Discovery — by Tenable, 2022-01-01; Digital Shadows — by ReliaQuest (US), 2022-01-01; Randori — by IBM, 2022-01-01; Reposify — by CrowdStrike, 2022-01-01; Vonahi Security — by Kaseya, 2023-01-01; Yogosha — by Groupe Créative, 2023-01-01; Avalor — by Zscaler, 2024-01-01; Cyberint — by Check Point Software Technologies, 2024-01-01; Dazz — by Wiz, 2024-01-01; Detectify — by Insight Partners (majority stake), 2024-01-01; Noetic Cyber — by Rapid7, 2024-01-01; Probely — by Snyk, 2024-01-01; Recorded Future — by Mastercard, 2024-01-01; Runecast — by Dynatrace (US), 2024-01-01; ZeroFox — by Haveli Investments, 2024-01-01; Balbix — by SAFE Security, 2025-01-01; Vulcan Cyber — by Tenable, 2025-01-01; Armis — by ServiceNow, 2026-01-01; Axur — by Infoblox, 2026-01-01; Pentest People — by WorkNest Group, 2026-01-01; Sevco Security — by Arctic Wolf, 2026-01-01; Synack — by Merged with NetSPI (KKR-backed), 2026-01-01; runZero — by Accenture (operated under Dragos), 2026-01-01

Large incumbents (14) — in this market, but too large to compare on size; listed, not on the map

Check Point Software; CrowdStrike; CybelAngel; Ivanti; Microsoft; Palo Alto Networks; Panaseer; Rapid7; Red Sift; ServiceNow; Tenable; Trend Micro; WithSecure; Zscaler

Adjacent (64) — sell next to this market rather than in it; followed for news, not on the map or in the counts

Acronis, Aikido Security, Aleph Index, Arctic Security, ArmorCode, Bishop Fox, Bitdefender, Citalid, CloudSEK, Cobalt, CovertSwarm, Criminal IP, CyberDart, CyberVadis, Cyble, CYFIRMA, Cyjax, cysmo, Cyver, DynaRisk, EBRAND, Enginsight, ESET, Flare, Flashpoint, FortiRecon, G DATA CyberDefense, GObugfree, Group-IB, Hackrate, Hackrfi, Hacktify, Hexway, Hudson Rock, Identeco, Intigriti, Kaduu, KYND, Lansweeper, Lupasafe, Lupovis, Nagomi Security, Netcraft, NetSPI, Nordic Defender, OnSecurity, Ordr, Praetorian, Prelude Security, Raynet, Risk Ledger, Rootshell Security, SAFE Security, SecPoint, Siemba, SignalFisher, Silobreaker, SOCRadar, SOS Intelligence, SpyCloud, turingpoint, XMCO, YesWeHack, Zerocopter

Analyst notes and adjustments (28)
  • Expanse: Acquired by Palo Alto Networks (2020). Collected for the product's news.
  • Heimdal: Acquired by Marlin Equity Partners (2020). Collected for the product's news.
  • RiskRecon: Acquired by Mastercard (2020). Collected for the product's news.
  • Intrigue: Acquired by Mandiant (2021). Collected for the product's news.
  • RiskIQ: Acquired by Microsoft (2021). Collected for the product's news.
  • Bit Discovery: Acquired by Tenable (2022). Collected for the product's news.
  • Digital Shadows: Acquired by ReliaQuest (US) (2022). Collected for the product's news.
  • Randori: Acquired by IBM (2022). Collected for the product's news.
  • Reposify: Acquired by CrowdStrike (2022). Collected for the product's news.
  • Vonahi Security: Acquired by Kaseya (2023). Collected for the product's news.
  • Yogosha: Acquired by Groupe Créative (2023). Collected for the product's news.
  • Avalor: Acquired by Zscaler (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Cyberint: Acquired by Check Point Software Technologies (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Dazz: Acquired by Wiz (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Detectify: Acquired by Insight Partners (majority stake) (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Noetic Cyber: Acquired by Rapid7 (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Probely: Acquired by Snyk (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Recorded Future: Acquired by Mastercard (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Runecast: Acquired by Dynatrace (US) (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • ZeroFox: Acquired by Haveli Investments (2024). Collected for the product's news.
  • Balbix: Acquired by SAFE Security (2025). Collected for the product's news.
  • Vulcan Cyber: Acquired by Tenable (2025). Collected for the product's news.
  • Armis: Acquired by ServiceNow (2026). Collected for the product's news.
  • Axur: Acquired by Infoblox (2026). Collected for the product's news.
  • Pentest People: Acquired by WorkNest Group (2026). Collected for the product's news.
  • Sevco Security: Acquired by Arctic Wolf (2026). Collected for the product's news.
  • Synack: Acquired by Merged with NetSPI (KKR-backed) (2026). Collected for the product's news.
  • runZero: Acquired by Accenture (operated under Dragos) (2026). Collected for the product's news.
Not rated (15) — what each one lacks

A vendor is rated only when we have every input. 15 lack linkedin followers; 3 lack linkedin headcount (latest count); 3 lack open roles per 100 staff.

Autobahn Security: linkedin followers; Cyrating: linkedin followers; Edgescan: linkedin followers; ImmuniWeb: linkedin followers; LocateRisk: linkedin followers; Orpheus Cyber: linkedin followers; Pentest-Tools.com: linkedin followers; Pikered: linkedin followers; RCE Security: linkedin followers; RiskXchange: linkedin followers; Validato: linkedin followers; XRATOR: linkedin followers; LEET Security: linkedin headcount (latest count), linkedin followers, open roles per 100 staff; Tonic Security: linkedin headcount (latest count), linkedin followers, open roles per 100 staff; Uncovery: linkedin headcount (latest count), linkedin followers, open roles per 100 staff

How the map is computed — weights and rules
InputAxisWeight
LinkedIn headcount (latest count)scale0.35
Disclosed funding total (optional)scale0.30
Customer evidence, weighted, last 12 months named customer in their own words 3, named in the vendor's words 2, unnamed 1scale0.25
LinkedIn followersscale0.10
Headcount change in the period (optional)momentum0.30
Launches and partnerships in the periodmomentum0.25
Earned mentions in the periodmomentum0.15
Open roles per 100 staffmomentum0.15
Crunchbase growth score (secondary) (optional)momentum0.10
Own LinkedIn posts in the periodmomentum0.05

Each input is a percentile rank among the rated vendors; an axis is the weighted mean of its inputs. On the map, the angle is the stage, by scale: Emerging under 25, Building from 25, Scaling from 50, Executing from 75, left to right. The distance from the base is momentum: holding under 33, growing from 33, accelerating from 67. A vendor moves right as it grows and outward as it speeds up.

Executive assessment

3 findings
  1. New funding for Enginsight.

    Enginsight raised a new round on 3 November.

  2. Customer announcements from Ethiack.

    1 customer or deployment announcement, 1 of them naming the customer.

  3. 6 of 102 vendors had a development.

    10 developments in 7 days, plus 36 hiring or headcount signals. The 8 vendors with 1 or more developments account for 100% of them (Enginsight 2, Phoenix Security 2, Aleph Index 1, Censys 1, CrowdStrike 1, and 3 more). 34 vendors were watched and had none. 62 are not fully collected yet.

    • Enginsight: 2 developments
    • Phoenix Security: 2 developments
    • Aleph Index: 1 development
    • Censys: 1 development
    • CrowdStrike: 1 development

Vendors with a development

46 developments · 6 vendors
VendorDevelopmentEvidenceWhy it matters
EnginsightEnginsight secures double-digit million-euro investment from Verdane
Funding · 3 Nov 2026
the company's website · 1 source
Vendor sources only
NoveeNovee launches External Surface Testing cybersecurity service
Product launch · 2 Nov 2026
helpnetsecurity.com · 2 sources
Also reported independently
EthiackBondalti engages Ethiack for industrial penetration testing
Customer evidence · 2 Nov 2026
the company's website · 1 source
Vendor sources only
EnginsightEnginsight releases platform version 4.9.1 with full Alarm-Route release
Product expansion · 3 Nov 2026
the company's website · 1 source
Vendor sources only
The update adds notification templates, expands import/export functionality, continues UI unification for Observations, and enables direct…
FiligranFiligran integrates OpenCTI with Google Threat Intelligence
Partnership · 2 Nov 2026
the company's website · 1 source
Vendor sources only
Filigran's OpenCTI platform integrates with Google Threat Intelligence to convert raw threat data into prioritized, contextualized security actions…
CrowdStrikeCrowdStrike Unveils Agentic Adversary Emulation on the Falcon Platform to Identify and Close Exploitable…
Product launch · 4 Nov 2026
the company's website · 2 sources
Vendor sources only
CrowdStrike launched Agentic Adversary Emulation, a new security tool using SafeMind AI models to simulate adversary attacks, identify exploitable…
Phoenix SecurityPhoenix Security releases Green AI Remedy for security remediation
Product launch · 4 Nov 2026
the company's LinkedIn post · 2 sources
Vendor sources only
Phoenix Security released Green AI Remedy, a tool enabling security teams to create remediation plans from prioritized findings, view costs in USD…
Phoenix SecurityPhoenix Security releases Purple Hook for AI coding assistants
Product launch · 4 Nov 2026
the company's website · 1 source
Vendor sources only
Phoenix Security announced general availability of Purple Hook, a security tool that runs locally inside AI coding assistants to deliver security…
Other developments (38)
Aleph IndexAleph launches Aleph Intelligence Platform for dark web investigationProduct launch · 3 Nov 20261 source · Vendor sources only
CensysCensys introduces new credit pricing for Free and Starter PlansProduct launch · 30 Oct 20261 source · Vendor sources only
AcronisAcronis: 38 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Aikido SecurityAikido Security: 75 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
ArmisArmis: 5 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
ArmorCodeArmorCode: 8 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
AxoniusAxonius: 8 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
BalbixBalbix: 20 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Bishop FoxBishop Fox: 11 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
BitdefenderBitdefender: 22 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
BitsightBitsight: 19 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Black KiteBlack Kite: 8 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
BreachLockBreachLock: 10 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
CensysCensys: 12 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
CloudSEKCloudSEK: 22 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
CobaltCobalt: 7 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Cogent SecurityCogent Security: 52 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
DetectifyDetectify: 5 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Digital ShadowsDigital Shadows: 35 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
ESETESET: 17 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
FiligranFiligran: 9 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
FlareFlare: 7 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
FlashpointFlashpoint: 8 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
HadrianHadrian: 10 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Horizon3.aiHorizon3.ai: 187 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
LansweeperLansweeper: 13 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Nucleus SecurityNucleus Security: 6 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
PenteraPentera: 7 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Picus SecurityPicus Security: 10 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Recorded FutureRecorded Future: 18 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Risk LedgerRisk Ledger: 7 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
SecurityScorecardSecurityScorecard: 11 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Sprocket SecuritySprocket Security: 5 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
SpyCloudSpyCloud: 9 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
SynackSynack: 6 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
UpGuardUpGuard: 19 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
XMCOXMCO: 8 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only
Zafran SecurityZafran Security: 33 open rolesHiring · this period1 source · Vendor sources only

What this says about the market

Market formation

Most of the market is established: only 13 of the 96 vendors with a known founding year were founded in 2023 or later.

Founding year known for 96 of 102 vendors.

Products versus customers

Product news outweighs customer announcements. Of 10 developments, 7 were product launches or expansions, 1 partnerships and 1 customer or deployment announcements.

Concentration

Activity is concentrated in three vendors account for 100% of 10 developments. Elsewhere it is spread: the three vendors hiring most hold 38% of 826 open roles (Horizon3.ai alone 23%); the three most active accounts published 6% of 652 vendor posts; the three best-funded vendors hold 23% of disclosed funding.

Job listings exist for 67 of 102 vendors; funding is disclosed for 67 of 102.

Developments

RSS30 October–6 November 2026

594 records collected → 46 developments

Enginsight secures double-digit million-euro investment from Verdane

Funding will expand Enginsight's European cybersecurity platform emphasizing German-made solutions.

Novee launches External Surface Testing cybersecurity service

Discovers unknown internet-facing assets, validates CVEs and EASM findings, and demonstrates actual exploitability by attackers.

Bondalti engages Ethiack for industrial penetration testing

The chemical manufacturer tested detection and response capabilities across multiple attack vectors without disrupting operations.

Enginsight releases platform version 4.9.1 with full Alarm-Route release

Update adds notification templates, expands import/export, continues UI unification, and enables direct email server and SMS gateway configuration.

Filigran integrates OpenCTI with Google Threat Intelligence

Converts raw threat data into prioritized, contextualized security actions.

Phoenix Security releases Green AI Remedy for security remediation

Tool creates remediation plans from prioritized findings and shows costs in USD before processing.

Phoenix Security releases Purple Hook for AI coding assistants

Tool runs locally inside AI coding assistants to deliver security findings with file, line, severity and fix information.

Aleph launches Aleph Intelligence Platform for dark web investigation

Sovereign AI-augmented platform draws on dark web archives collected since 2012, keeping data in France.

Censys introduces new credit pricing for Free and Starter Plans

Basic lookups, standard searches, and advanced regex queries now cost fewer credits, up to four times more efficient.

36 vendors with 5 or more open roles

Acronis
Aikido Security
Armis
ArmorCode
Axonius
Balbix
Bishop Fox
Bitdefender
Bitsight
Black Kite
BreachLock
Censys
CloudSEK
Cobalt
Cogent Security
Detectify
Digital Shadows
ESET
Filigran
Flare
Flashpoint
Hadrian
Horizon3.ai
Lansweeper
Nucleus Security
Pentera
Picus Security
Recorded Future
Risk Ledger
SecurityScorecard
Sprocket Security
SpyCloud
Synack
UpGuard
XMCO
Zafran Security
Everything we collected: the 60 most recent of 594 records

Everything matched to this market in the period, including general discussion and anything that did not become a development.

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Surviving cybersecurity until the end of 2026
Aikido Security's Blog · 2026-11-04
@pingoru.bsky.social: ⚠️ Tenable is reporting an Incident since 20:00 UTC "Tenable Vulnerability Management: Scan Processing Delays" Affects: AP-SYD-1, BR01, CA01, +15…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@outagewatch.flarewarden.com: 🟡 Tenable: Tenable Vulnerability Management: Scan Processing Delays Minor issue · Security · since 20:00 UTC Affected: US-1A, US-2A, US-2B, US-3A +14…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
Open-source AI pentester that proves every finding. Machine oracles re-run each exploit; verified bugs ship a proof capsule you can replay yourself.
kitploit.com · 2026-11-04
Rapid7 Achieves ISO/IEC 42001 Certification for its AI Management System
Rapid7 Cybersecurity Blog · 2026-11-04
Leveraging Microsoft Graph API Change Notifications for Data Exfiltration
NetSPI · 2026-11-04
@undercode.bsky.social: Navigating the AI Noise Wave: Securing Bug Bounty Programs and Triage Pipelines in Modern Enterprise Security + Video Introduction: Artificial…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
The Race Against the 3-Day Clock: How Rapid7 Helps Meet BOD 26-04 Compliance
itsecuritynews.info · 2026-11-04
Naming without Knowing: On Being Vulnerable
Empirical Security · 2026-11-04
Mass Assignment Vulnerability: How Attackers Turn API Convenience Into Privilege Escalation
Novee · 2026-11-04
External Threat Detection for Lean Security Teams: 5 Questions to Ask Before you Buy
CybelAngel · 2026-11-04
How Exposure Management Improves Cloud Detection and Response
cloudnativenow.com · 2026-11-04
CyberfuturistsBy the CyberfuturistsAunoomade using AunooExposure Management Market · 30 October–6 November 2026
EvidenceThe figures the assessment rests on: formation, funding and investors, hiring, headcount, the vendors' own announcements, sentiment, and who is talking.
Staffcounted at 174 of 102 vendors
46,274
No market-wide change to report yet.
Open rolesLinkedIn and company job boards
829
Roles open today
Roles open today, not roles advertised this month.
Vendors with a known funding stageof 160 Crunchbase profiles read
117
Funding stage and investors, from Crunchbase.
Stages only. No round sizes, so no largest raise.
Written about by othersexcludes the vendors' own posts
42
No earlier period to compare with yet; collection began 3 November 2026
Completed weeks only. This week and last are still coming in.

Market scope

Products that map, score, prioritise and test an organisation's attack surface and vulnerabilities on a continuing basis, as Gartner's CTEM cycle describes: scoping, discovery, prioritisation, validation and mobilisation. It covers startups built for this, vendors acquired by others whose product still ships, and the exposure management lines of large security vendors.

Included: Vulnerability scanning and risk-based vulnerability management; exposure assessment platforms; external attack surface management; cyber asset attack surface management and controls monitoring; digital risk protection (leaked credentials, data leaks, dark web exposure); breach and attack simulation; automated and autonomous penetration testing; attack path analysis; penetration testing as a service and crowdsourced continuous testing platforms; security ratings and third-party exposure scoring.

Excluded: detection and response (SIEM, XDR, EDR, SOAR); identity and access management; application security testing without an exposure view (SAST, SCA); security awareness training and cyber ranges; managed services and consultancies without a product; brand protection without a security exposure product; a vendor's business outside exposure management. Darktrace and Qualys are on the blocked list and are not covered, including products they own.

Compared with the previous period

Collection began 3 November 2026, so figures for this period are a floor. A comparison with the 7 days before will be available from 17 Nov 2026.

Market snapshot

Vendors in this market
194
102 currently monitored
Money raised, where disclosed
$5.295B
67 of 194 vendors have published a figure
Founded since 2023
13
of the 96 whose founding year we know
Articles and posts collected
594
over the 7 days covered here

Market formation

13 of the 96 vendors with a known founding year were founded in 2023 or later.

96 of 102 vendors have a founding year.
101975: 119751988: 219881993: 119932000: 120002001: 120012002: 120022004: 220042005: 120052007: 120072008: 220082009: 120092011: 320112012: 220122013: 420132014: 520142015: 520152016: 620162017: 920172018: 520182019: 820192020: 820202021: 1020212022: 420222023: 320232024: 520242025: 220252026: 32026

Announcements per month

89 of 102 vendors post on LinkedIn.
1762019-03: 12019-0…2019-11: 02020-02: 12020-06: 02020-08: 02021-01: 02021-0…2021-02: 02021-05: 02021-06: 02021-07: 12021-08: 02021-0…2021-09: 02021-10: 02021-11: 02021-12: 02022-01: 02022-0…2022-02: 12022-03: 02022-04: 02022-05: 02022-07: 12022-0…2022-08: 12022-09: 02022-10: 02022-11: 02022-12: 02022-1…2023-01: 02023-02: 02023-03: 12023-04: 22023-05: 22023-0…2023-06: 12023-07: 22023-08: 12023-09: 12023-10: 22023-1…2023-11: 12023-12: 02024-01: 52024-02: 22024-03: 32024-0…2024-04: 12024-05: 12024-06: 32024-07: 32024-08: 22024-0…2024-09: 22024-10: 22024-11: 12024-12: 02025-01: 12025-0…2025-02: 02025-03: 32025-04: 12025-05: 62025-06: 02025-0…2025-07: 62025-08: 72025-09: 22025-10: 62025-11: 52025-1…2025-12: 12026-01: 82026-02: 92026-03: 72026-04: 162026-0…2026-05: 182026-06: 102026-07: 252026-08: 232026-09: 342026-0…2026-10: 1762026-11: 21

Funding and investor activity

Funding and acquisition events in the period

Enginsight secures double-digit million-euro investment from Verdane
Funding · 3 Nov 2026 · Vendor sources only

Disclosed funding

67 of 194 vendors have a published total, adding to $5.295B. The best-funded of them:

VendorDisclosed totalLast round
NetSPI$500MPrivate Equity
Horizon3.ai$428MSeries E
SecurityScorecard$292M—
XBOW$270MSeries C
Pentera$250M—
SpyCloud$168MUndisclosed round
Lansweeper$158MPrivate Equity
Bishop Fox$154MSeries B
CyCognito$153MSeries C
Censys$149MSeries D

Funding stage across the market

160 of 194 vendors with a Crunchbase page have been read.
43Pre Seed: 5Pre…Seed: 15SeedSeries A: 20Series…Series B: 16Series…Series C: 14Series…Series D: 4Series…Series E: 2Series…Undisclosed round: 11Undisc…Corporate Round: 1Corpor…Debt Financing: 2Debt…Non Equity Assistance: 3Non…Grant: 2GrantPrivate Equity: 11Privat…Secondary Market: 3Second…Post Ipo Equity: 3Post…Post Ipo Debt: 4Post…Angel: 1Angelnot stated: 43not…

Investors backing more than one vendor

Insight PartnersAcronis, Brinqa, Detectify, Filigran, Lansweeper, Recorded Future, Tenable
AccelAxonius, CrowdStrike, CyCognito, Filigran, RiskRecon, Tenable
Employee Stock Option FundCrowdStrike, Expanse, Recorded Future, Tenable, Zscaler
Forgepoint CapitalBishop Fox, CybelAngel, Hackuity, Panaseer, ZeroFox
BpifranceCybelAngel, Hackuity, Patrowl, YesWeHack
Dell Technologies CapitalCymulate, RiskRecon, Terra Security, Zscaler
GreylockCensys, Cogent Security, Palo Alto Networks, Synack
Intel CapitalCensys, JupiterOne, Synack, ZeroFox
Singtel Innov8Balbix, Bitsight, Cyble, Synack
Ten Eleven VenturesDigital Shadows, NetSPI, Noetic Cyber, Vulcan Cyber
AccompliceRandori, Recorded Future, Sevco Security
AllegisCyberPanaseer, Synack, Vicarius
Bain Capital VenturesCogent Security, JupiterOne, Rapid7
Bossa InvestAttackIQ, CYFIRMA, Picus Security
Bright Pixel CapitalHackuity, SafeBreach, Vicarius
CyLon VenturesDynaRisk, Intruder, Risk Ledger
First Citizens Innovation BankingCensys, Vicarius, ZeroFox
Google VenturesCensys, Recorded Future, Synack
IQTNucleus Security, Recorded Future, Tenable
Lightspeed Venture PartnersAxonius, CyCognito, Zscaler
MassMutual VenturesCloudSEK, Recorded Future, RiskIQ
New Enterprise AssociatesExpanse, Horizon3.ai, ZeroFox
Paladin Capital GroupDigital Shadows, Panaseer, SCYTHE
Sequoia CapitalPalo Alto Networks, SafeBreach, XBOW
.406 VenturesRandori, Sevco Security

Crunchbase scores

Crunchbase's own Growth and Attention (Heat) scores, 0 to 100, for reference.

Read for 160 of 102 vendors. Changes appear once the scores have been collected for a full period.

Hiring

We found 826 open roles across 67 vendors.

Horizon3.ai accounts for 187 of the 826 open roles, with Aikido Security accounting for another 75.

67 of 102 vendors have public job listings.
302sales: 302salesengineering: 272engineeringmarketing: 118marketingother: 82otheroperations: 49operationsnot stated: 3not stated

Headcount

Vendors whose LinkedIn headcount moved

Acronis+0.0%1881 → 1881
Aikido Security+0.0%351 → 351
Aleph Index+0.0%15 → 15
Arctic Security+0.0%24 → 24
ArmorCode+0.0%218 → 218

We have 1 week of headcount data so far: the week of 2 Nov 2026 at -0.0% against where these vendors started. A chart needs three.

Vendor announcements

22 of 118 collected vendor posts contained a concrete company claim or announcement. The rest were commentary, event promotion or other non-company updates.

47 of 102 vendors have posts we have read.
Rapid7Concrete claim: 3Commentary: 2No content: 38Cogent SecurityConcrete claim: 33Phoenix SecurityConcrete claim: 2Commentary: 46EnginsightConcrete claim: 2Commentary: 2No content: 26Aikido SecurityConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 34FlareConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 34CensysConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 23FiligranConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 23NoveeConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 1No content: 13Outpost24Concrete claim: 1Commentary: 12Horizon3.aiConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 12BitdefenderConcrete claim: 1Commentary: 12Northstar SecurityConcrete claim: 11EthiackConcrete claim: 11Aleph IndexConcrete claim: 11Strobes SecurityConcrete claim: 11AxoniusCommentary: 3No content: 69KaduuCommentary: 66SOCRadarCommentary: 66G DATA CyberDefenseCommentary: 3No content: 25

launch 8 research 6 award 4 funding 2 customer 1 hiring 1 incident 1 other 1 partnership 1

Sentiment

Coverage in the week of 19 Oct 2026, the latest complete week, was mixed (+5%).

Share of articles classed positive minus share classed negative, by week. Weeks with too few classified articles are left blank.

22-202026-08-102026-09-142026-10-19The market as a wholeCoverage of these vendors

Who is being heard

Most active vendors

Ranked on LinkedIn posts, open roles and outside articles in the last 7 days; the score averages the three ranks. Only vendors measured on all three are scored.

95Bitdefender: 95BitdefenderCogent Security: 89Cogent…YesWeHack: 88YesWeHackFlashpoint: 86FlashpointOutpost24: 85Outpost24ArmorCode: 83ArmorCodePentera: 82PenteraRecorded Future: 82Recorded…Acronis: 80AcronisFiligran: 79Filigran
VendorScoreOwn postsOpen rolesWritten about
Bitdefender958222
Cogent Security895524
YesWeHack881031
Flashpoint86681
Outpost2485722
ArmorCode83581
Pentera82571
Recorded Future824181
Acronis8011380
Filigran79392

Share of voice

How 42 mentions by people outside these companies were split between them. The vendors' own posts are counted separately.

33Rapid7: 33Rapid7Cogent Security: 10Cogent…Tenable: 10Tenabl…Outpost24: 5Outpos…Filigran: 5Filigr…Bitdefender: 2Bitdef…YesWeHack: 2YesWeH…Flashpoint: 2Flashp…ArmorCode: 2ArmorC…runZero: 2runZer…Trend Micro: 2Trend…Edgescan: 2Edgesc…SCYTHE: 2SCYTHESAFE Security: 2SAFE…Seemplicity: 2Seempl…Pentera: 2Penter…OnSecurity: 2OnSecu…Bitsight: 2Bitsig…Northstar Security: 2Norths…watchTowr: 2watchT…Arctic Security: 2Arctic…

Posts and response

Vendors with fewer than five posts are left out.

VendorPostsReactions/postMentions by others
SOCRadar1321.10
Vicarius1312.60
CrowdStrike12145.70
Acronis1192.90
Picus Security1129.90
Zscaler1046.30
YesWeHack932.11
Aikido Security971.00
Censys912.10
ThreatNG Security92.10
ESET956.00
ServiceNow9126.60
Flare816.00
Palo Alto Networks8147.20
Horizon3.ai871.00
Cyble87.80
Ivanti813.60
ProjectDiscovery814.00
Check Point Software866.20
SecPod819.80

Accounts posting repeatedly about the market

Accounts with at least 3 posts in the period. Vendors' LinkedIn company posts are counted elsewhere; a vendor's own account here is marked as one.

AccountWhoPlatformPostsReactionsLatest post
@undercode.bsky.socialUndercode Testing · 673 followers
Undercode Testing is a cybersecurity content platform focused on monitoring hacking techniques, bug bounties, vulnerability management, and emerging threats in…
bluesky1832026-11-05

Outside voices, quoted

@Shelter_Appropriate · reddit · 24 reactions, comments and reposts

“Building an agentic CVE watcher, tell me what's wrong with this idea”

@Artilas_Digital · reddit · 9 reactions, comments and reposts

“Shannon: an autonomous, AI pentester for web applications and APIs (50k stars)”

@hasamba72.bsky.social · bluesky · 2 reactions, comments and reposts

“@hasamba72.bsky.social: Open source ARTEX runs LLM-driven autonomous pentests: asset coverage graphs, findings tracking, browser-extension traffic capture from authenticated…”

What people are saying

Practitioner and analyst discussion of the market, not vendor news.

@businesstechweekly.bsky.social: Mastering the Vulnerability Management Lifecycle https://www.businesstechweekly.com/cybersecurity/data-security/vulnerability-management-lifecycle/
Bluesky · 2026-11-05
@undercode.bsky.social: AI-Driven Cyber Operations and Model Micro-Tuning: Luke (hakluke) Stephens Reshape the Security Ecosystem + Video Introduction: The cyber threat…
Bluesky · 2026-11-05
@pingoru.bsky.social: ⚠️ Tenable is reporting an Incident since 20:00 UTC "Tenable Vulnerability Management: Scan Processing Delays" Affects: AP-SYD-1, BR01, CA01, +15…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@outagewatch.flarewarden.com: 🟡 Tenable: Tenable Vulnerability Management: Scan Processing Delays Minor issue · Security · since 20:00 UTC Affected: US-1A, US-2A, US-2B, US-3A +14…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@undercode.bsky.social: Navigating the AI Noise Wave: Securing Bug Bounty Programs and Triage Pipelines in Modern Enterprise Security + Video Introduction: Artificial…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
A stolen session cookie just bypassed your MFA. Watch the video to see how ThreatNG fixes your blind spots with zero agents: https://t.co/eFRNxqYTkv #CTEM #EASM #PreemptiveCybersecurity #PreemptiveCyberdefense #ExternalAttackSurface #ExternalRisk #ExternalExposure #DigitalRisk https://t.co/rlcR6EWc4
X · 2026-11-04
Organizations struggle to prove VM effectiveness without metrics. Industry data shows median remediation at 43 days while FSTEC Order 117 demands 24 hours for critical issues. Verizon DBIR, Edgescan, Bitsight, and Qualys reports reveal persistent gaps, with many KEV entries open for months. A five-l
X · 2026-11-04
You're exposed the moment the advisory publishes. The scanner mentions it a cycle later. RedVigil tells you minutes after each intel sync, mapped to the affected asset. #ThreatIntelligence #CTEM https://t.co/O3G2yzvfP5 https://t.co/bT0rr7bWGC
X · 2026-11-04
@kazwan.bsky.social: Turning Cyber Risk Into Action: The Value of Threat Exposure Management November 4, 2026 -- There’s no shortage of security data these days
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@pingoru.bsky.social: 🟠 Tenable is reporting a Partial Outage since 07:30 UTC "Tenable Vulnerability Management: Delay in Findings" Affects: FRA Live timeline →…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@outagewatch.flarewarden.com: 🟠 Tenable: Tenable Vulnerability Management: Delay in Findings Service disruption · Security · since 07:30 UTC Affected: FRA Our probes: tenable.com…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@hasamba72.bsky.social: Open source ARTEX runs LLM-driven autonomous pentests: asset coverage graphs, findings tracking, browser-extension traffic capture from authenticated…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
The main trends for 2026: offensive AI (autonomous attacks, deepfake, hyper-personalized phishing) and defensive AI (agentic SOC), boom of non-human identities to govern, Zero Trust as the operating standard, proactive exposure management (CTEM) and preparation for post-quantum cryptography.
X · 2026-11-04
@cybersecurity.page: A solo security pro managing 2500 endpoints across a global footprint is shopping for vulnerability management tools, with automation the top…
Bluesky · 2026-11-04
@undercode.bsky.social: The Shift to AI-Assisted Bug Hunting in 2026: Navigating Noise, False Positives, and Heuristic Reconnaissance + Video Introduction: As artificial…
Bluesky · 2026-11-03
@undercode.bsky.social: Automating Bug Bounty Triage in the AI-Generated Security Reports + Video Introduction: The widespread adoption of generative AI has led to a flood…
Bluesky · 2026-11-03
@wijbusinessnieuws.bsky.social: Cyber attacks on cooling systems: does your company know what is vulnerable? Infoblox explains what organizations can
Bluesky · 2026-11-03
@securityelites1.bsky.social: 📢 Hacker Recon Checklist: 10-Step Ethical Hacking Recon Guide Learn the hacker recon checklist used in penetration testing and bug bounty hunting.…
Bluesky · 2026-11-03
[Hiring] Director, Customer Success at Armorcode Inc · Remote · $100,000/yr
Reddit · 2026-11-03
You're exposed the moment the advisory publishes. The scanner mentions it a cycle later. RedVigil tells you minutes after each intel sync, mapped to the affected asset. #ThreatIntelligence #CTEM https://t.co/O3G2yzvfP5 https://t.co/dUAGeUZ6JJ
X · 2026-11-03
Tracked vendors194 companies we watch, with each one's collection state, country, founding year, staff, funding and open roles.

Vendor registry

Is your company missing?

Sorted by collection state, then by the date of each vendor's latest development, then by name.

VendorStatusCountryFoundedLinkedIn headcountDisclosed fundingDevelopments, 7dOpen rolesLatest development
CrowdStrikeChangedUnited States201111979Undisclosed102026-11-04
Phoenix SecurityChangedUnited Kingdom202128$0M202026-11-04
EthiackChangedPortugal202256Undisclosed122026-11-02
FiligranChangedFrance2022281Undisclosed292026-11-02
NoveeChangedIsrael202575$52M102026-11-02
CensysChangedUnited States2017196$149M2122026-10-30
Autobahn SecurityNo changeGermany201929Undisclosed00—
CyCognitoNo changeUnited States201796$153M00—
CyratingNo changeFrance20162Undisclosed00—
Defense.comNo changeUnited Kingdom—37Undisclosed00—
EdgescanNo changeIreland201788Undisclosed00—
Fleuret AINo changeFrance202612Undisclosed00—
FullHuntNo changeUnited Arab Emirates20182Undisclosed00—
GreenboneNo changeGermany2008118Undisclosed03—
HackuityNo changeFrance201842$32M02—
HadrianNo changeNetherlands2021110$65M110—
Halo SecurityNo changeUnited States201335Undisclosed00—
Holm SecurityNo changeSweden201562Undisclosed00—
IntruderNo changeUnited Kingdom201580Undisclosed00—
LEET SecurityNo changeSpain——Undisclosed00—
LocateRiskNo changeGermany201823Undisclosed00—
MitigantNo changeGermany202112Undisclosed00—
NanitorNo changeIceland201415Undisclosed00—
Orpheus CyberNo changeUnited Kingdom—29Undisclosed00—
PanaseerNo changeUnited Kingdom201481$43M00—
PatrowlNo changeFrance202049$14M00—
Pentest-Tools.comNo changeRomania201766Undisclosed00—
PikeredNo changeItaly202011Undisclosed00—
RCE SecurityNo changeGermany20121Undisclosed00—
Red SiftNo changeUnited Kingdom2015103Undisclosed00—
RiskXchangeNo changeUnited Kingdom20207Undisclosed00—
SaporoNo changeSwitzerland202147Undisclosed00—
Searchlight CyberNo changeUnited Kingdom201784Undisclosed00—
ThingsReconNo changeNetherlands202216Undisclosed00—
ThreatAwareNo changeUnited Kingdom201953$25M00—
UncoveryNo changeFrance2021—Undisclosed00—
VORNACNo changeGermany20265Undisclosed00—
ValidatoNo changeUnited Kingdom20215Undisclosed00—
WithSecureNo changeFinland1988529Undisclosed00—
XRATORNo changeFrance202111Undisclosed00—
AsteliaIncompleteUnited States—64$35M02—
AttackIQIncompleteUnited States2014197$79M00—
AttaxionIncompleteUnited States20238Undisclosed00—
AxoniusIncompleteUnited States2017706Undisclosed18—
BitsightIncompleteUnited States2011659Undisclosed119—
Black KiteIncompleteUnited States2016179$33M18—
Board of CyberIncompleteFrance201950Undisclosed00—
BreachLockIncompleteUnited States2019139Undisclosed110—
BrinqaIncompleteUnited States2009101$110M01—
Check Point SoftwareIncompleteIsrael19938646Undisclosed00—
Cogent SecurityIncompleteUnited States2024112$53M152—
CybelAngelIncompleteFrance2013154$52M00—
CyberMindrIncompleteUnited States202338Undisclosed00—
CyberwatchIncompleteFrance—43Undisclosed00—
CymulateIncompleteIsrael2016201$141M04—
Empirical SecurityIncompleteUnited States202435$37M04—
FortifyDataIncompleteUnited States201521$7M00—
FourCoreIncompleteIndia202114Undisclosed00—
Hive ProIncompleteUnited States2019108Undisclosed00—
Horizon3.aiIncompleteUnited States2019645$428M1187—
IONIXIncompleteIsrael2016118$50M03—
ImmuniWebIncompleteSwitzerland201430Undisclosed00—
IvantiIncompleteUnited States20172892Undisclosed00—
JupiterOneIncompleteUnited States202077$119M00—
MicrosoftIncompleteUnited States1975231116Undisclosed00—
NopSecIncompleteUnited States201128Undisclosed00—
Northstar SecurityIncompleteUnited States202611-50 employees$7M01—
Nucleus SecurityIncompleteUnited States2018131$86M16—
ONYPHEIncompleteFrance20174Undisclosed00—
Onit SecurityIncompleteIsrael—22$11M00—
Outpost24IncompleteSweden2001281Undisclosed02—
Palo Alto NetworksIncompleteUnited States200523805Undisclosed00—
PanoraysIncompleteUnited States2016121Undisclosed02—
PenteraIncompleteUnited States2015434$250M17—
Picus SecurityIncompleteUnited States2013313$80M110—
ProjectDiscoveryIncompleteUnited States202051$25M00—
Rapid7IncompleteUnited States20003313Undisclosed00—
RedSealIncompleteUnited States2004151Undisclosed00—
Ridge SecurityIncompleteUnited States202048Undisclosed00—
RiskProfilerIncompleteUnited States201934Undisclosed00—
RunSybilIncompleteUnited States202341$40M04—
SCYTHEIncompleteUnited States201827$13M00—
SafeBreachIncompleteUnited States2014142$106M03—
SecPodIncompleteIndia2008182Undisclosed00—
SecurinIncompleteUnited States2021236Undisclosed00—
SecurityScorecardIncompleteUnited States2013589$292M111—
SeemplicityIncompleteIsrael202087$82M00—
ServiceNowIncompleteUnited States200434842Undisclosed00—
Sprocket SecurityIncompleteUnited States201754$8M15—
Strobes SecurityIncompleteUnited States2019106Undisclosed00—
TenableIncompleteUnited States20022398Undisclosed00—
TenzaiIncompleteIsrael202573$75M04—
Terra SecurityIncompleteIsrael202484$38M04—
ThreatNG SecurityIncompleteUnited States202010Undisclosed00—
Tonic SecurityIncompleteIsrael2024—$7M00—
Trend MicroIncompleteJapan19887979Undisclosed00—
UpGuardIncompleteUnited States2012401Undisclosed119—
VicariusIncompleteUnited States201698$59M00—
XBOWIncompleteUnited States2024304$270M03—
Zafran SecurityIncompleteUnited States2022222$130M133—
ZscalerIncompleteUnited States20079663Undisclosed00—
watchTowrIncompleteSingapore202173$29M02—
Aleph Index—France201215Undisclosed102026-11-03
Enginsight—Germany201780Undisclosed202026-11-03
Acronis—Switzerland20031881Undisclosed138—
Aikido Security—Belgium2022351$85M175—
Arctic Security—Finland201724Undisclosed00—
Armis—United States2015904Undisclosed15—
ArmorCode—United States2020218$81M18—
Avalor—Israel202257$30M00—
Axur—Brazil201069Undisclosed00—
Balbix—United States201526$100M120—
Bishop Fox—United States2005383$154M111—
Bit Discovery—United States20182-10 employees$7M00—
Bitdefender—Romania20012345Undisclosed122—
CYFIRMA—Singapore2017136Undisclosed00—
Citalid—France201752Undisclosed00—
CloudSEK—India2015239$28M122—
Cobalt—United States2013602$37M17—
CovertSwarm—United Kingdom202082Undisclosed03—
Criminal IP—South Korea201728$18M00—
CyberDart—Italy20236Undisclosed00—
CyberVadis—France2018102Undisclosed02—
Cyberint—Israel2010180Undisclosed00—
Cyble—United States2019230$44M04—
Cyjax—United Kingdom201240Undisclosed00—
Cyver—Netherlands202010Undisclosed00—
Dazz—Israel202158Undisclosed00—
Detectify—Sweden201392$42M15—
Digital Shadows—United Kingdom2011—Undisclosed135—
DynaRisk—United Kingdom201622Undisclosed00—
EBRAND—Luxembourg2007131Undisclosed00—
ESET—Slovakia19922041Bootstrapped117—
Expanse—United States201215$136M00—
Flare—Canada2017195Undisclosed17—
Flashpoint—United States2010364Undisclosed18—
FortiRecon—United States200016738Undisclosed00—
G DATA CyberDefense—Germany1985400Undisclosed02—
GObugfree—Switzerland202017Undisclosed00—
Group-IB—Singapore2003599Undisclosed01—
Hackrate—Hungary202013Undisclosed00—
Hackrfi—Finland20163Undisclosed00—
Hacktify—Hungary20205Undisclosed00—
Heimdal—Denmark2014285Undisclosed00—
Hexway—Cyprus——Undisclosed00—
Hudson Rock—Israel202014Undisclosed00—
Identeco—Germany202012Undisclosed00—
Intigriti—Belgium2016858Undisclosed01—
Intrigue—United States201911-50 employees$2M00—
KYND—United Kingdom201868Undisclosed00—
Kaduu—Switzerland201816Undisclosed00—
Lansweeper—Belgium2004415$158M113—
Lupasafe—Netherlands201911Undisclosed00—
Lupovis—United Kingdom202118Undisclosed00—
Nagomi Security—United States202373Undisclosed01—
NetSPI—United States2001604$500M03—
Netcraft—United Kingdom1995296Undisclosed02—
Noetic Cyber—United States20198$20M00—
Nordic Defender—Sweden201914Undisclosed00—
OnSecurity—United Kingdom201865Undisclosed00—
Ordr—United States201591Undisclosed03—
Pentest People—United Kingdom201842Undisclosed00—
Praetorian—United States2010113Undisclosed03—
Prelude Security—United States202538$45M00—
Probely—Portugal—3Undisclosed00—
Randori—United States201811$30M00—
Raynet—Germany1999162Undisclosed00—
Recorded Future—United States20091141Undisclosed118—
Reposify—United States201613$8M00—
Risk Ledger—United Kingdom201899$32M17—
RiskIQ—United States200927$83M00—
RiskRecon—United States201577Undisclosed00—
Rootshell Security—United Kingdom201953Undisclosed01—
Runecast—United Kingdom201414Undisclosed00—
SAFE Security—United States2012—Undisclosed00—
SOCRadar—United States2018292$30M00—
SOS Intelligence—United Kingdom20205Undisclosed00—
SecPoint—Denmark199814Undisclosed00—
Sevco Security—United States202019$38M00—
Siemba—United States201837$1M00—
SignalFisher—Switzerland202067Undisclosed00—
Silobreaker—United Kingdom200558Undisclosed00—
SpyCloud—United States2016283$168M19—
Synack—United States2013228$112M16—
Vonahi Security—United States201822Undisclosed00—
Vulcan Cyber—Israel201823Undisclosed00—
XMCO—France2002115Bootstrapped18—
YesWeHack—France2015804Undisclosed03—
Yogosha—France2015194Undisclosed00—
ZeroFox—United States2013853Undisclosed04—
Zerocopter—Netherlands201538Undisclosed00—
cysmo—Germany20179Undisclosed00—
runZero—United States201868$20M00—
turingpoint—Germany201910Undisclosed00—

A dash under developments or open roles means collection is paused for that vendor.

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How this was measuredWhich sources we read, how much of the market each one reached, what every figure counts, and the records behind it.

What an event type can and cannot tell you

A product launch is a statement that something is available; it says nothing about adoption, which this report reads only from customer evidence. A funding round is capital raised, not revenue. A partnership is an agreement, not sales. An acquisition is a change of owner, not of product. The "why it matters" column therefore states only what the source itself says about the event — the product, the amount, the partner, the buyer — and is left empty when the source says nothing more than the headline.

How much of the market we checked

Per source: vendors it could read, set up for it, attempted, and read successfully.

SourceStateEligibleConfiguredAttemptedCollectedNotes
Company posts (LinkedIn)checked194 / 102194194194
Company profiles and headcount (LinkedIn)checked194 / 102194194194
Job listings (LinkedIn)checked194 / 102194194194
Funding stages, investors and scores (Crunchbase)checked194 / 102194194194
Vendor site updates (vendor website / RSS)some vendors checked190 / 1021907574we checked 74 of the 190 vendors we have a way to look up
Finding a vendor's feed (vendor website)checked190 / 102190190190
Job listings (the company's own hiring system)checked31 / 102313131
Finding a vendor's hiring system (vendor website)checked190 / 102190190190

Not read for this market: Job listings (experimental) (Indeed) (we do not search Indeed on a schedule, so job counts here cover LinkedIn and the vendors' own careers pages only); Funding and ownership (PitchBook) (we do not track PitchBook for these vendors); Company profile and contacts (ZoomInfo) (we do not track ZoomInfo for these vendors).

CoverageVendors%
Being watched102 / 102100%
We have seen something from102 / 102100%
Posting on LinkedIn in the period89 / 10287%
Crunchbase profile read160 / 19482%
Have public job listings67 / 10266%

Of the 102 vendors, 6 had a development, 34 were watched and had none, 62 were only partly collected.

About this report

Aunoo matches everything it collects against the phrases that define this market and the names of its vendors. Company and funding details come from LinkedIn and Crunchbase.

Collection began 3 November 2026; anything dated earlier was collected afterwards as backlog.

A development is one event, however many records discuss it: records about the same vendor and the same kind of event, within two weeks of each other, sharing a name or subject, are merged and all stay linked under it. “Reported independently” means another source carried the same event, not that anyone verified it.

Where the numbers come from

Which sources we use

Each source, where it is published, and the provider we get it through.

WhatPublished onWe get it fromWhose words
Company postsLinkedInBright Datavendor-owned
Company profiles and headcountLinkedInBright Datavendor profile
Job listingsLinkedInBright Datavendor-associated
Job listings (experimental)IndeedBright Datavendor-associated; we have not yet checked that every listing is the vendor's own
Practitioner discussionX (Twitter), Reddit, TikTok and InstagramXpozthird-party (earned)
Practitioner discussionBlueskyBluesky (direct)third-party (earned)
Employee reviewsGlassdoorOpenWebNinjathird-party (current and former staff)
Newsthe publication itselfconfigured news/RSS feedsthird-party (earned)
Vendor site updatesvendor website / RSSsite and RSS collectorvendor-owned
Job listingsthe company's own hiring systemthe hiring system's public job board APIvendor-associated
Finding a vendor's hiring systemvendor websitesite collectorvendor-owned
Finding a vendor's feedvendor websitesite and RSS collectorvendor-owned
Funding and ownershipPitchBookBright Datathird-party company data
Company profile and contactsZoomInfoBright Datathird-party company data
Funding stages, investors and scoresCrunchbaseBright Datathird-party company data
Disclosed funding totalsimported workbookoperator importthird-party company data

How the job figures were assembled

  • We dropped 202 LinkedIn listings because the same role was already on the company's own careers page. We count the company's page, which gives us a posting date.
  • Where these came from: 568 from the vendors' own careers pages, 261 from LinkedIn

What each figure counts

Total staff across the market

We add up the most recent employee count each vendor shows on LinkedIn. Some companies publish a range instead of a number, like 51-200. We leave those out rather than guess, and we leave out vendors we have no headcount for rather than count them as zero.

Counts the latest exact employee count for each vendor, out of vendors whose LinkedIn profile we have read recently.

  • This is a floor, not the real total. Vendors publishing a range instead of a number are missing from it.
  • LinkedIn headcount is self-reported by each company.
  • Movement needs the headcount on two dates. 60 of 180 vendors have it on one so far.

Posts the vendors published themselves

Posts a vendor put out on its own LinkedIn account during the period. If a vendor reshared somebody else's post, we count that separately, because resharing is not the same as having something to say.

Counts posts from the vendors' own LinkedIn accounts, out of vendors whose posts we managed to collect, over the last 7 days.

  • LinkedIn only. A vendor that is busy on another network will look quieter here than it is.
  • We only started recording whether a post was a reshare part-way through. Older posts all count as the vendor's own.
  • When we say somebody wrote about a vendor, we mean somebody other than the vendor. A post on the vendor's own site counts as the vendor talking, not as coverage of it.

Post classification

Vendor posts are classed as announcement (a company event or verifiable update), commentary (interpretation or educational material), promotion (marketing with no event in it) or unreviewed.

How developments are chosen

A development is an acquisition, funding, product launch or expansion, partnership, customer or deployment, executive appointment, hiring above a floor, headcount change, or a market entry or exit. A vendor's own post counts when the review pass judged it a concrete announcement; a third-party page counts when its headline says so and it names a tracked vendor. Practitioner posts attach as evidence to a development or are listed as discussion. Job-seeking posts, course completions, adverts and market-size reports are filtered out.

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