Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in July 2012 by Yonatan Striem Amit, Yossi Naar, and Lior Div, Cybereason operates with over 500 employees. The company has raised a total of $933.6 million across 9 funding rounds from 9 investors.
Business overview
Cybereason delivers comprehensive cyberattack protection, integrating security across endpoint, enterprise, and broader operational environments. Its core offering, the Cybereason Defense Platform, provides advanced endpoint and extended detection and response (XDR), next-generation anti-virus, and proactive threat hunting capabilities. The platform focuses on delivering context-rich analysis of malicious operations, serving the global cybersecurity market.
Strategic signal
In October 2025, Cybereason was acquired by LevelBlue. This acquisition marks a significant strategic shift for Cybereason, transitioning from an independent cybersecurity provider to becoming part of a larger managed security services entity. For investors, this signals a consolidation within the cybersecurity market and a potential shift in Cybereason's market strategy and product integration under new ownership.
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- What was the most recent significant corporate event for Cybereason?
- In October 2025, Cybereason was acquired by LevelBlue. This event marked a transition for the company, which had previously been valued at $2.73 billion.
- When did Cybereason last raise funding and from whom?
- This round was led by Liberty Strategic Capital and SoftBank.
- Did Cybereason undergo any workforce changes in 2024?
- In March 2024, Cybereason announced further job cuts, affecting dozens of employees, as part of a third round of layoffs.
- What was the outcome of the planned merger with Trustwave?
- In November 2024, Cybereason merged with Trustwave. This development followed earlier reports of the company seeking a buyer after an anticipated IPO did not materialize.
- What was Cybereason's valuation in a recent funding round?
- In April 2023, Cybereason's valuation reportedly dropped by over 90% in a funding round where SoftBank invested an additional $100 million.