Cybereason Named ‘Highest-Rated Cloud Computing Company to Work For’ by Battery Ventures

Cybereason has been named to Battery Ventures’ 5th Annual list of Highest-Rated Cloud-Computing Companies To Work For, a ranking of the top 25 privately held cloud companies. 

Companies included this year were chosen based on high employee satisfaction, good company culture, high ratings of senior leadership, exceptional company performance and the ability to attract and retain talent. Cybereason is one of the fastest growing companies, having doubled its employee base over the past 12 months. 

A key driver of growth at Cybereason is due to its strong culture rooted in diversity and compelling values. In the early days of the company, CEO and Co-founder Lior Div created the UBU initiative, (‘you be you’), a core value where each person can unlock their full potential when they work somewhere that truly accepts them for who they are. 

This value is still at the heart of the company, enabling employees to come to work as their best selves. Today, the UBU initiative has taken on more significance given the continued global pandemic and variety of social issues making headlines. A never give up attitude and willingness to constantly evolve are equally important core values at Cybereason..

Cybereason was also recently honored with recognition in The Herd 100, D.A. Davidson’s ranking of the Top 100 private technology companies. The Cybereason operation-centric security approach enables defenders to outthink and outpace sophisticated cyber threats from nation-state attackers and cybercriminal groups. 

Cybereason is experiencing hypergrowth across North America with 200 percent growth in new and upsell annual contract value (ACV) bookings. In addition, the company recently announced its strategic partnership with Google Cloud to deliver Cybereason XDR powered by Google Cloud.

Cybereason is one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity companies in the world, having raised more than $700 million in funding and a rapidly expanding customer base. Additional hypergrowth key indicators for the company include: 

• • Launch of a U.S. Government subsidiary Cybereason Government Inc., dedicated to the prevention, detection and response to malicious operations targeting U.S. Government agencies on the federal, state and local level. 

• • $275 Million in crossover financing led by Liberty Strategic Capital, with additional backing provided by Irving Investors, certain funds advised by Neuberger Berman Investment Advisers LLC, and Softbank. 

• • Acquisition of security analytics company empow added innovative predictive response technology and a library of out-of-the-box data integrations to Cybereason XDR, along with top-tier engineering and product talent. 

• • Taking a premier spot on the 2021 CNBC 2021 Disruptor 50 list showcasing the top 50 private companies whose innovations are revolutionizing their industries and our everyday lives.

• • Debut in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Platforms and was positioned furthest to the right in the Visionary Quadrant for Completeness of Vision in the endpoint protection space. 

• • Recognized in the debut Forrester XDR Wave Report for Extended Detection and Response. Cybereason won over customers with its product vision and the concept of the MalOp. 

• • Exposing Iranian state-sponsored cyber espionage campaign targeting global aerospace and telecommunications companies resulted in the identification of a new Iranian threat actor dubbed MalKamak that has operated since at least 2018. 

• • Exposing Chinese state-sponsored espionage campaign compromising global telecommunications companies through several previously unidentified cyber attack campaigns infiltrating major telecommunications providers across Southeast Asia. 

Cybereason is dedicated to teaming with Defenders to end cyber attacks from endpoints to the enterprise to everywhere. Learn more about Cybereason XDR powered by Google Cloud, check out our Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Toolkit, or schedule a demo today to learn how your organization can benefit from an operation-centric approach to security.