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Cybereason, developers of the world’s only military-grade, real-time detection and response platform, today announced it has moved its global headquarters from 222 Berkeley Street to 200 Clarendon Street, the renowned 62-story, 790-foot skyscraper formerly known as the John Hancock Building, a hallmark of Boston’s vibrant economy.
Securing 15,000 square feet of space in the famous skyscraper provides Cybereason with the room needed to support new hires and affirm its commitment to Boston as its international profile skyrockets. Cybereason will officially celebrate the move to its new location with an invite-only party tonight from 5:30-7:30 pm for employees and more than 100 innovators in the Boston technology community, investors and distinguished elected officials in city and state government.
“We see the new office as a way for Cybereason to plant deep roots into the business community and contribute to the local economy. Boston is not just Cybereason’s home, it’s my home, and I could not think of a better place for my company and family to be. I’m delighted to move Cybereason’s headquarters into a building that is synonymous with Boston’s economic prowess and aspire to have Cybereason become an equally iconic Boston institution,” said Lior Div, co-founder and CEO of Cybereason.
“I am thrilled Cybereason has chosen to stay in the City of Boston and will continue to grow by taking advantage of our thriving economy, accessibility to capital, and wealth of local talent. Not only does Boston have a strong business connection with Israel, but the City is also becoming a leader in the cyber security and technology sectors. I wish Lior and the Cybereason team all the best as they continue to grow and break ground in the global cyber security industry,” said Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh.
Recognized as one of Boston’s Fastest Growing Tech Companies by the Boston Business Journal in April 2015, Cybereason closed $90 million in funding in between May and October 2015, the 17th largest VC deal in Boston last year. In June 2016, the company was named One of the Best Places to Work by Boston Business Journal readers. Over the past 12 months, the company has grown more than 300 percent, from 40 to 175 employees worldwide. By year’s, end the company will employ more than 200 people.
Cybereason’s success is fueled by customer and industry response to its military-grade real time threat hunting solution, the Cybereason Detection and Response Platform. The Cybereason platform automatically detects attacker activities to better understand their actions and stop them from causing damage. It was built by a team that spent decades immersed in nation-state cyber offensive operations, providing them with a comprehensive understanding of hackers’ methodologies and mindset.
Today, Cybereason’s platform and services are used by the security operation centers and incident response teams of the world’s most targeted Fortune 500 companies.
The company has received many awards and accolades since its founding. Most recently, Cybereason topped a Gartner list of endpoint detection and response vendors. Juniper Research named Cybereason one of the Top Three Disruptive Innovators to watch in 2016. SC Magazine named Cybereason the 2016 ‘Rookie Security Company of the Year.’ Also, CEO Lior Div was a 2016 EY Entrepreneur of the Year New England Finalist. In addition, Infosecurity Products Guide named Div ‘2016 CEO of the Year’ and Computer Reseller News recognized Cybereason for having one of the 16 ‘hottest’ products launched at Black Hat 2016. And Dark Reading named the company one of the ‘20 Cyber Security Startups to Watch in 2016.’
About Cybereason:
Founded by members of the Israeli intelligence agency’s elite cybersecurity Unit 8200, the Cybereason platform mirrors the founders’ expertise in managing some of world’s most complex hacking operations. The Cybereason Detection and Response Platform leverages big data, behavioral analytics and machine learning to uncover, in real-time, complex cyberattacks designed to evade traditional defenses. It automates the investigation process, connects isolated malicious events and visually presents a full malicious operation. The platform is available as an on-premise solution or a cloud-based service. Cybereason is privately held and headquartered in Boston with offices in Tel Aviv and Tokyo.
Media Contact:
Bill Keeler
Director, Public Relations
Cybereason
bill(dot)keeler@cybereason.com
(508) 414-7755 (cell)