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Home IT Leadership 7 top cybersecurity projects for 2025 John Edwards by John Edwards Contributing writer 7 top cybersecurity projects for 2025 Feature 21 Jan 2025 8 mins Cloud Security Data and Information Security IT Governance
A new year opens to both fresh and persistent cybersecurity challenges. These key projects should be at the top of your 2025 to-do list. Male and Female Programmers Talking, Solving Problem, Using Computers, Doing High Five After Success. Software Development / Code Writing / Website Design / Database Architecture. Technical Department Credit: Gorodenkoff / Shutterstock As 2025 dawns, CISOs face the grim reality that the battle against cyberattackers never ends. Strong and carefully planned cybersecurity projects are the best way to stay a step ahead of attackers and prevent them gaining the upper hand.
“Urgency is the mantra for 2025,” says Greg Sullivan, founding partner of cybersecurity services firm CIOSO Global. “It’s not a matter of if you will be breached; it’s the reality of when you will be breached.” Because of this, Sullivan believes risk mitigation is crucial. “This can only be accomplished by goal setting … and continuous security posture improvement.”
Here’s a rundown of cybersecurity projects every CISO should consider launching in 2025.
Secure AI deployments and related data Over the past year, AI has transformed entire industries. For organizations to be successful in 2025, securing AI solutions and the data they process must be a top priority, says Archana Ramamoorthy, senior director for regulated and trusted cloud at Google Cloud.
“While traditional security measures focus on data at rest and in transit, the growing reliance on AI and the desire for secure collaboration reinforces the critical need to protect data in use,” she observes. “By prioritizing secure AI initiatives, organizations can safeguard their most sensitive data and build trust in AI models overall.”
As organizations move toward agentic AI, which empowers AI systems to help users accomplish complex tasks that require planning, research, content generation, and actions, the need for robust security measures becomes even more critical. Without secure AI and accurate data, enterprises risk not only operational failures, but also major security incidents.
To effectively secure AI workloads, security teams should first gain an understanding of AI use within their enterprise, as well as the data and models used to power their business. “Next, assemble a cross-functional team to assess risks and develop a comprehensive security strategy,” Ramamoorthy advises. “Following best practices and adopting a secure AI framework will help to enable a strong security foundation and ensure that when AI models are implemented, they are secure by default.”
Adopt third-party risk management Third-party risk management (TPRM) is now a top cybersecurity approach, says Ben Saine, principal consultant at technology research and advisory firm ISG. TPRM identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks associated with outsourcing tasks to third-party vendors or service providers. “TPRM’s value is impossible to overestimate,” he states. “Making TPRM the top priority will be essential to protecting your company against the many threats presented by outside vendors and partners.”
With a successful TPRM project, your enterprise will have a better security posture, with fewer vulnerabilities and proactive control over outside hazards, Saine says. TPRM, backed by real-time monitoring and the ability to quickly respond to developing hazards, can also ensure compliance with pertinent laws, reducing the risk of fines and legal headaches. “Compliance will also help your enterprise project credibility and dependability to clients and partners,” he says.
A strong TPRM program guarantees that your operations can survive interruptions brought on by outside events, Saine says. “Maintaining enterprise continuity and lowering downtime depend on this resiliency.”
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Ask 3. Safeguard data exposed to third-party AI tools Third-party AI tools are reshaping multiple business processes. Yet without robust data security, organizations risk exposing their most valuable assets to breaches and compliance failures, warns Dan Glass, CISO at NTT DATA North America. “As AI adoption grows, proactive data governance and security integration will define the difference between competitive advantage and catastrophic risk,” he says.
Glass advises IT leaders to assess how enterprise data is accessed and used across third-party AI tools. “Then prioritize investments in encryption, access controls, and monitoring to secure these workflows.”
Strengthen compliance with a unified risk management strategy CISOs have the most at stake if cited for noncompliance, so they will play a key role in carrying out compliance plans, says Michael Fanning, CISO at Splunk, which specializes in operational intelligence software. “In this regard, they may take an inherently conservative approach, such as limiting where company data is stored.” Yet CISOs shouldn’t try handling this project alone, he warns. “CISOs and CIOs need the help of general counsels to sponsor policy and programmatic approaches and set the organization’s priorities.”
“Together, not only will CISOs, CIOs, and general counsels develop a unified risk management strategy and collaborate on policy, they’ll form cross-functional task forces to monitor regulatory shifts, assess impacts, and implement necessary changes across an organization,” Fanning predicts. “They will also have to work closely on investment strategies, infrastructure decisions, and vendor selection to remain compliant with where certain data can reside,” he says. “These successful partnerships will leverage shared dashboards and reporting tools, which will help everyone stay up to date on compliance and respond quickly to new governance issues.”
Establish asset visibility and strong cloud governance As has been the case for the past several years, a core challenge for CISOs has been achieving comprehensive asset visibility and effective cloud governance, states Jim Broome, CTO at cybersecurity services firm DirectDefense.
“Many organizations still struggle to know the location of all of their assets and data, as well as ensuring that those resources are properly managed and protected,” he says. “Looking ahead, prioritizing asset discovery, inventory management, and a robust cloud security posture should be the central focus.”
You can’t protect what you can’t identify, Broome warns. “Regardless of where your data lives — on-premises, in the cloud, or across multiple platforms — you’re ultimately accountable for its safety and compliance.” Gaining clear, continuous visibility into your enterprise’s digital footprint is critical for mitigating risk, maintaining compliance, and safeguarding your organization’s reputation.
Broome recommends building success in progressive, attainable steps that align with the organization’s maturity level. “Start by aiming for at least 70% asset data visibility and management,” he says. “As you refine your discovery processes, enhance controls, and improve operational efficiencies, continue increasing that coverage.”
The ultimate goal should be establishing a continuous improvement cycle that leads to comprehensive oversight, reduced risk, and a more resilient security posture.
Commit to trust-by-design methodologies In 2025, organizations should prioritize trust-by-design principles, particularly when building AI-powered systems, says Vikram Kunchala, Deloitte’s US cyber solutions and platforms leader. Trust by design facilitates the proactive integration of security into every phase of development, thereby mitigating the risk of security breaches and protecting critical assets and data.
Trust by design ensures security is embedded early in development, rather than as an afterthought, Kunchala explains. By anticipating threats and safeguarding data, trust by design strengthens trust, resilience, and ethical integrity in AI solutions. “This approach not only protects sensitive information, but also helps AI systems better withstand evolving risks and maintain compliance with regulatory standards.”
When implementing trust-by-design principles with AI-powered systems, security leaders should align their goals with overall enterprise objectives while obtaining buy-in from key executives and stakeholders. Additionally, conducting thorough assessments of the development processes can help identify vulnerabilities while prioritizing remediation and controls. “One of the most critical phases in a trust-by-design approach is involving both security and development teams from initial design to deployment and maintenance,” Kunchala adds.
Build an integrated cyber-storage foundation Instead of treating storage as a passive repository, create an advanced cyber-storage platform that integrates active security features, such as honeypots designed to detect and misdirect attackers, says Aron Brand, CTO at network security firm CTERA.
Brand also suggests using AI-based anomaly detection to identify threats early, using immutability to protect backups from tampering, and active disaster recovery to ensure rapid restoration. “Reimagining storage in this way simplifies operations, reduces gaps, and strengthens resilience against increasingly sophisticated threats,” he says. “Investing in cyber-storage is not just about reducing risk; it ensures that data systems can defend themselves and recover effectively when under attack.”
Cyber-storage offers an integrated, self-defending system centered around data, fully aligned with the demands of today’s security challenges, Brand says. “It’s a necessary addition to our strategies.”
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1 — Securing Android: A Comprehensive Guide — This repository, Android Security, provides a wealth of resources for securing Android applications, including tools, libraries, and articles.
None Android Security GitHub 2–AppSec: The Key to Secure Applications— The AppSec repository is a curated list of resources for learning about application security.
None Awesome AppSec GitHub 3–Discovering Assets: The First Step in Cybersecurity — The Asset Discovery repository provides a comprehensive list of tools and resources for discovering assets in cybersecurity.
None Awesome Asset Discovery GitHub 4 — The Bounty Hunter: A Guide to Bug Bounties — The Bug Bounty repository is a collection of bug bounty resources, including platforms, tools, and write-ups.
None Awesome Bug Bounty GitHub 5–Capsulecorp Pentest: A Virtual Network for Pentesters — The Capsulecorp Pentest repository provides a Vagrant virtual network that is preloaded with vulnerable apps and systems.
None Capsuloecorp Pentest GitHub 6 — Mastering CTF: A Journey Through Capture The Flag Challenges — The CTF repository is a collection of Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges, tools, resources, and more.
None Awesome CTF GitHub 7–Cyber Skills: Building Your Cybersecurity Toolkit — The Cyber Skills repository is a curated list of resources for learning and improving cybersecurity skills.
None Awesome Cyber Skills GitHub 8–DevSecOps: Integrating Security into DevOps— The DevSecOps repository provides a list of useful resources for integrating security into DevOps practices.
None Awesome DevSecOps GitHub 9–Embedded and IoT Security: Securing the Future of Technology — The Security of embedded systems and IoT repository is a curated list of awesome resources about the security of embedded systems and the Internet of Things.
None Awesome Embedded and IoT Security GitHub 10 — Exploit Development: The Art of Exploitation"— The Development of exploits repository is a collection of resources for learning about exploit development. Palo Alto Networks: Advanced threat prevention and AI-driven analytics.
Checkpoint Software: Comprehensive security across network, cloud, and mobile.
Akamai Cyber Security: Leader in content delivery and cloud security.
Kaspersky: Renowned for its antivirus and endpoint protection solutions.
Trellix: Integrated threat intelligence and incident response.
Perimeter 81: Simplified network security with zero trust architecture.
CrowdStrike: Endpoint protection and threat intelligence.
McAfee: Comprehensive cybersecurity solutions for consumers and businesses.
CyberArk: Leader in identity security and privileged access management.
Imperva: Data and application security across multi-cloud environments.
Proofpoint: Protects organizations from advanced email threats.
F5 Networks: Application delivery and multi-cloud security solutions.
Rapid7: Provides vulnerability management and threat detection.
ESET: Strong antivirus and endpoint security solutions.
Nord Security: Known for its VPN and secure internet access.
Cloudflare: DDoS protection and secure content delivery.
SentinelOne: Autonomous endpoint protection and EDR solutions.
Carbon Black: Cloud-native endpoint security and threat hunting.
Trustwave: Managed security services and threat detection.
Forcepoint: Behavioral-based security and data protection.
RSA Security: Comprehensive identity and access management solutions.
Fortinet: Unified threat management and next-gen firewall solutions.
Varonis: Data security and insider threat detection.
Splunk: Security information and event management (SIEM).
Bitdefender: Advanced threat intelligence and antivirus solutions.
Cisco Security: Network security, firewall, and threat intelligence.
Zscaler: Cloud security and secure internet access.
IBM Security: Comprehensive cybersecurity solutions and services.
KnowBe4: Security awareness training and phishing simulation.
Offensive Security: Penetration testing and cybersecurity training.
Gen Digital: Consumer security solutions, including Norton and Avira.
Microsoft Security: Integrated security solutions for Microsoft products.
Guardicore: Micro-segmentation and data center security.
Sophos: Endpoint protection and firewall solutions.
Qualys: Cloud-based security and compliance solutions.
Barracuda: Email, network, and application security.
F-Secure: Antivirus, endpoint protection, and threat detection.
Malwarebytes: Malware removal and endpoint protection.
Avast Antivirus: Comprehensive antivirus and security software.
Spiceworks: IT management and security solutions.
Comodo Security: Endpoint security and threat intelligence.
Sucuri: Website security and protection.
Blackberry: Mobile security and endpoint management.
Webroot: Cloud-based antivirus and threat intelligence.
Acronis: Backup, recovery, and cybersecurity solutions.
Cybereason: Endpoint detection and response (EDR).
Duo Security: Multi-factor authentication and secure access.
Netskope: Cloud security and data protection.
Keeper Security: Password management and secure vault.
Pentera: Automated penetration testing and vulnerability management.
Best 41 Cybersecurity Companies Worldwide Features Category No. of Employees Headquarters Market Cap Microsoft Security Cybersecurity testing, SIEM, threat identification, and access management 10,001+ Washington, USA $3.182 Trillion Cisco Holistic cybersecurity protection suite for various assets from cloud to networks 10,001+ California, USA $222.44B Palo Alto Networks AI-driven data protection with threat intel and incident response 10,001+ California, USA $119.31 B CrowdStrike Endpoint Security, Threat Intelligence & Extended Detection and Response (XDR) 7,500+ Texas, USA $73.36 Billion Astra Security PTaaS Platform 11 - 50 Delaware, USA <$5 Million Fortinet Secure Networking & Security Operations, Endpoint, Intrusion Detection 13,500+ California, USA $61.47 Billion Zscaler Cloud security platform with VPN, ZTA, and cyber threat protection 5,001-10,000 California, USA $28.20 Billion Check Point Complete Cybersecurity (Network Security, Endpoint Security, Cloud Security) 6,000+ Tel Aviv, Israel $22.78 Billion SentinelOne Next-Generation Endpoint Protection Platform (NG-EPP), Machine Learning for Threat Prevention 2,400+ California, USA $8.01 Billion Tenable (Nessus) Vulnerability Management 1,900+ Maryland, USA $4.95 Billion
Microsoft Security As one of the most well-established cyber security companies, Microsoft effectively leverages endpoint protection, threat detection, and advanced security analytics to ensure the safety of your infrastructure.
Its tools, like Defender for Endpoint and Sentinel, shield against threats, while Purview and Information Protection keep data compliant and secure, empowering businesses to navigate the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape confidently.
Founded year: 1975 Best For: Cybersecurity testing, SIEM, threat identification, and access management Number of Employees: 10,001+ Headquarters: Washington, USA Customers and Accolades: Heineken, EY, ING Market Cap: $3.182 Trillion Pros: Automates labeling and retention policies. Delivers advanced threat detection using AI-driven algorithms. 2. Cisco As one of the best cyber security companies, Cisco offers an exhaustive suite of solutions, including the SASE platform, which secures access for users and devices anywhere. Its XDR solution leverages AI to proactively find and combat threats across your network, endpoints, cloud, and applications.
It also helps protect data and applications in multi-cloud environments with endpoint security to safeguard devices, network security solutions for perimeter defense, and Identity and Access Management (IAM) to ensure only authorized users access sensitive data.
Founded year: 1984 Best For: Holistic cybersecurity protection suite for various assets from cloud to networks Number of Employees: 10,001+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Marriott, NFL Market Cap: $222.44B Pros: Offers detailed remediation guidance. Allows segmentation of security issues by either device type or vulnerability. 3. Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto cybersecurity companies Powered by AI and automation, Palo Alto Networks unifies your cybersecurity. Its next-generation firewalls shield your network, while Prisma Cloud protects cloud applications, and Cortex XDR uses AI to find and fight threats across everything from your network to the cloud.
The Cortex XSOAR automates tasks and integrates security tools, streamlining your operations while its threat intel unit, Unit 42, keeps you ahead of attackers with actionable insights.
Founded year: 2001 Best For: AI-driven data protection with threat intel and incident response Number of Employees: 10,001+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: ADT, Salesforce, Accenture Market Cap: $119.31 B Pros: Offers a reliable VPN with relatively low downtime. Supports MFA via third-party apps such as Okta. 4. CrowdStrike CrowdStrike specializes in extended detection and response (XDR), threat hunting, and endpoint security. Their Falcon platform uses a cloud-native architecture to deliver endpoint protection and threat detection.
They also feature a GenAI platform called Charlotte AI, which creates smarter and faster AI workflows. CrowdStrike’s cloud-based approach allows for rapid deployment and scalability, making it a popular choice for large enterprises.
Founded Year: 2011 Best For: Endpoint Security, Threat Intelligence & Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Number of Employees: 7,500+ Headquarters: Texas, USA Customers and Accolades: Fortune 100 companies and government agencies, 2024 Cyber Security Awards – Data Leakage Prevention Market Cap: $73.36 Billion Pros The Falcon platform utilizes advanced technologies such as machine learning and behavioral analysis to detect and prevent sophisticated cyberattacks. XDR capabilities enable businesses to quickly identify and respond to security incidents, minimizing the potential damage. No other pentest product combines automated scanning + expert guidance like we do.
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Schedule your call character 5. Fortinet Fortinet’s core concept is providing a complete security fabric that secures the entire IT infrastructure, including network, endpoint, cloud, and operational technology (OT).
Fortinet offers a wide range of security products, including firewalls, network access control appliances, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), endpoint protection, and secure access service edge (SASE) solutions. Their primary focus is secure networking and fortifying the entire security operating system.
Founded Year: 2000 Best For: Secure Networking & Security Operations, Endpoint, Intrusion Detection Number of Employees: 13,500+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Toyota Material Handling, IHG Hotels, Carrefour Market Cap: $61.47 Billion Pros Uses GenAI and AI-powered threat intelligence to enable automation that is free from error. It provides various products, including firewalls, SASE, endpoint protection, NOC management, and automated security operations. 6. Zscaler Zscaler secures organizations with a cloud-native security platform that integrates SASE, ransomware protection, data loss prevention, and cloud security services.
Leveraging AI and a massive global security cloud to defend against evolving cyber threats proactively, it offers features like zero-trust access, browser isolation, and advanced threat intelligence to combat existing threats and emerging zero days proactively.
Founded year: 2008 Best For: Cloud security platform with VPN, ZTA, and cyber threat protection Number of Employees: 5,001-10,000 Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: USMC, Eramet, Dairy Crest Market Cap: $28.20 Billion Pros: Seamless internet access management. Quick turnaround on customer support. 7. Check Point Check Point Software Technologies is a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions, offering a vast suite of products for network security, endpoint security, and cloud security. Its flagship product, Check Point Firewall, is a market leader in network security.
Check Point provides AI-powered solutions delivered via the cloud to protect your workspace end-to-end.
Founded Year: 1993 Best For: Complete Cybersecurity (Network Security, Endpoint Security, Cloud Security) Number of Employees: 6,000+ Headquarters: Tel Aviv, Israel Customers and Accolades: Hallmark, Clarks, Alkem, StrongPoint, Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Network Firewalls Market Cap: $22.78 Billion Pros AI-powered threat intelligence is used across channels, such as the network, cloud, and applications. Offers advanced threat prevention capabilities with unique features like its SandBlast technology, which utilizes threat emulation and sandboxing to stop zero-day attacks, malware, etc. 8. SentinelOne SentinelOne provides holistic security solutions for enterprise-wide protection. Their Singularity platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect, prevent, respond to, and remediate cyber threats in real time.
This complete security solution protects endpoint, cloud, and identity. The platform ingests and analyzes data from all sources, such as email, SASE, web, sandbox, firewall, log, etc.
Founded Year: 2013 Best For: Next-Generation Endpoint Protection Platform (NG-EPP), Machine Learning for Threat Prevention Number of Employees: 2,400+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Samsung, EA, Hitachi, Pandora Market Cap: $8.01 Billion Pros The Singularity platform offers advanced capabilities beyond traditional antivirus software, including detecting and preventing zero-day attacks and ransomware. It uses machine learning to improve its ability to detect and respond to threats continuously. 9. Tenable (Nessus) Nessus cybersecurity companies As one of the intelligent cyber security companies, Tenable provides vulnerability management services. Its flagship product, Nessus, is a web application vulnerability scanner organizations use to identify and remediate security weaknesses in their IT infrastructure.
It helps with point-in-time analysis of security systems to find vulnerabilities and focuses on automated scanning to understand cloud infrastructure better. As one of the top cyber security companies, it offers configurable reports, round-the-clock support, and unlimited vulnerability assessments.
Founded Year: 2002 Best For: Vulnerability Management Number of Employees: 1,900+ Headquarters: Maryland, USA Customers and Accolades: 65% of Fortune 500 companies, Siemens, G2 Top 50 Security Products Market Cap: $4.95 Billion Pros Uses six-sigma accuracy to provide the lowest false-positive rate in the industry. It provides continuous vulnerability assessment, updating businesses on their security posture. 10. McAfee With multiple accolades and certifications, including SELabs AAA Certification, McAfee, as a cyber security company, safeguards PCs, Macs, Android, and iOS devices from viruses, malware, and other cyber threats.
It goes beyond antivirus protection, offering identity monitoring and a robust firewall under its Business Protection plans to secure your home and office networks against unauthorized access.
Founded year: 1987 Best For: Antivirus, mobile security, and identity monitoring solutions Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Best Protection and Best Advanced Protection awards by AV-Test Market Cap: $4.89 Billion Pros: Easy to use Antivirus for personal and business use. Offers a web advisor plugin for Chrome. Best Penetration Testing Companies 11. Astra Security Astra Security - Pentest Dashboard Accelerated at Techstars in Berlin, awarded a grant under the French Government’s Tech Ticket program by President François Hollande, Astra Security is one of the leading SaaS cyber security companies specializing in innovative solutions. Our comprehensive suite blends automation and manual expertise to run 10,000+ tests and compliance checks, ensuring complete safety.
With zero false positives, seamless tech stack integrations, and real-time expert support, we strive to make cybersecurity simple, effective, and hassle-free for thousands of businesses worldwide.
Moreover, recognized as the Most Innovative Security Company by Prime Minister Modi at GCCS’17, our industry-specific AI test cases, world-class Astranaut Bot, and customizable reports are designed to make your experience smoother while saving you millions of dollars.
Founded year: 2018 Best For: PTaaS Platform Number of Employees: 11 – 50 Headquarters: Delaware, USA Customers and Accolades: Ford, GoDaddy, Dream11 Pros: Conducts pentest by security experts with OSCP, CEH & CVEs under their name. Offers tailored executive and engineer-friendly reporting. Scans behind logged-in pages. Guarantees zero false positives with vetted scans. Astra Pentest is built by the team of experts that helped secure Microsoft, Adobe, Facebook, and Buffer
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With Acunetix, you can gain a complete view of your web security for virtual patching for web application firewalls and seamless integration with issue trackers, CI/CD systems, and developer tools to streamline remediation.
Founded year: 2005 Best For: VAPT and compliance assistance Number of Employees: 51-200 Headquarters: London, UK Customers and Accolades: American Express, Cognizant, US Air Force Pros: Minimizes false positives in automated penetration testing. Offers OWASP scans and reports. 13. BurpSuite Burp Suite dashboard cybersecurity companies Burp Suite’s PTaaS platform equips your company with a powerful proxy for in-depth traffic analysis. Scanning for vulnerabilities like SQL injection and XSS, it automates attacks to pinpoint CVEs, maps hidden pages and generates detailed reports.
With extensive remediation guidance and manual penetration testing services, Burp Suite’s extensibility with BApps allows customization catering to specific testing needs and proactively identifies vulnerabilities.
Founded year: 2008 Best For: Cybersecurity testing and asset mapping Number of Employees: 51-200 Headquarters: Cheshire, UK Customers and Accolades: Amazon, Barclays, NASA Pros: Helps automate crawling and auditing 14. Rapid7 Rapid7 - cybersecurity companies Rapid7’s robust cloud-based toolkit, the Insight Platform, offers real-time vulnerability assessment with InsightVM, continuous attack surface monitoring with the Project Sonar, and 24/7 threat detection and response with MDR.
Further, their penetration testing services help identify application CVEs, while compliance tools ensure regulatory adherence. Backed by industry-leading research projects (Metasploit, Velociraptor), Rapid7 delivers the visibility, automation, and insights needed for comprehensive security.
Founded year: 2000 Best For: Managed cybersecurity detection and response with skill development for professionals Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: Massachusetts, USA Customers and Accolades: Discovery, Dominos, Bloomberg Pros: Reports provide in-depth visibility into the vulnerabilities and threats. Offers easy-to-navigate dashboards. Network Security Companies 15. Cybereason Cybereason’s Extended Detection and Response (XDR) platform uses real-time behavioral analytics to identify and respond to cyberattacks. They provide incident response, security risk assessment, threat intelligence, and complete MDR services.
The platform prevents malicious attacker behaviors, regardless of the specific malware or exploits used.
Founded Year: 2012 Best For: Endpoint Detection & Response, Antivirus, Networks Number of Employees: 1,500+ Headquarters: Massachusetts, USA Customers and Accolades: CNBC’s 10th Annual CNBC Disruptor 50, Forbes 2022 Cloud 100 Pros They provide automated remediation, which reduces the manual errors involved in expert intervention for multiple alerts. It uses behavior-based detection, which studies the different chains of behaviors that led to the attack. It also uses an operation-centric MalOps approach, which looks at the root cause of the attack rather than flagging individual alerts. 16. Sophos Sophos MDR cybersecurity companies Sophos protects organizations with a unified security suite as a top cybersecurity company. It safeguards devices (Endpoint Security), networks (advanced firewalls), and cloud environments with its 24/7 MDR service to provide constant threat monitoring and response.
Powered by Sophos X-Ops intelligence and managed via Sophos Central, it offers centralized control, user-friendly interfaces, and top-notch support.
Founded year: 1985 Best For: Managed security services, compliance with IT protection, and security awareness training Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: Abingdon, UK Customers and Accolades: Norman’s Hallmark, Shutterfly, Diana Holdings Pros: Delivers round-the-clock continuous monitoring. Simplify integration with existing tech stack. shield Why Astra is the best in pentesting?
We’re the only company that combines automated & manual pentest to create a one-of-a-kind pentest platform. Vetted scans ensure zero false positives. Our intelligent vulnerability scanner emulates hacker behavior & evolves with every pentest. Astra’s scanner helps you shift left by integrating with your CI/CD. Our platform helps you uncover, manage & fix vulnerabilities in one place. Trusted by the brands you trust like Agora, Spicejet, Muthoot, Dream11, etc. Let’s Talk Get Started cto 17. Symantec
Recently acquired by Accenture, Symantec’s cyber security software safeguards businesses and shields networks, data, and devices like PCs, Macs, and mobiles from viruses and malware.
With advanced solutions like Endpoint Protection, ProxySG for web gateways, DLP for data security, and SiteMinder for access control, its DeepSight Intelligence provides threat insights, while managed security services offer 24/7 security expertise.
Founded year: 1982 Best For: Endpoint, network, information, and email security solutions Number of Employees: 10,001+ Headquarters: Arizona, USA Customers and Accolades: Threatscape, Makro, Finastra Pros: Dashboard offers a complete health check of the system. Simplifies integrations with existing tech stack. 18. Sciencesoft Sciencesoft Dashboard penetration testing tool cybersecurity companies Sciencesoft is a global IT consulting and software development company focusing on cybersecurity. As part of their cybersecurity solutions, they offer:
Security assessments and penetration testing Network protection Security software development and integration Managed security services (MSS) Security awareness training Founded Year: 1989 Best For: IT Consulting & Custom Software Development (with a focus on Cybersecurity) Number of Employees: 700+ Headquarters: Texas, USA Customers and Accolades: IBM, eBay, Walmart, Nestle, Top 10% European Software Development Companies 2024 Pros Aside from having expertise in cybersecurity, Sciencesoft specializes in developing software, making it perfect for start-to-finish consulting in building a secure digital product. They have offices worldwide, enabling them to serve clients in several locations. 19. Arctic Wolf Arctic wolf network - cybersecurity companies Arctic Wolf’s Security Operations Cloud analyzes data from all corners (endpoints, networks, cloud) to detect and respond to cyber threats proactively. Their 24/7 monitoring (MDR), continuous risk management, and employee security awareness training work together to fortify your defenses.
Should a breach occur, as one of the best cyber security companies, their incident response services ensure a swift recovery while the Concierge Security Team equips you to build a robust security posture.
Founded year: 2012 Best For: Managed detection, risk, security, and awareness services platform Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: Minnesota, USA Customers and Accolades: Oracle Red Bull Racing, Minnesota Vikings, Taaleri Pros: Offers exhaustive weekly reports. Offers a user-friendly and intuitive dashboard. 20. Avast Avast safeguards your entire digital landscape, leveraging real-time endpoint protection with robust antivirus and anti-malware to secure network filtering. Its cloud security protects data and applications, with managed services offering 24/7 monitoring and threat response.
As a cybersecurity firm for advanced defense, Avast provides IT professionals with automated patch management and remote control capabilities backed by a vast global threat detection network.
Founded year: 1988 Best For: Antivirus, MSP, and data protection Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: Prague Customers and Accolades: Charity Digital, Southern Imaginations, Citynet Pros: Leverages an intuitive user interface. Easy to install and deploy for individuals and organizations. 21. Barracuda Networks Barracuda Networks provides enterprise-grade cloud-first security solutions for networks, email, applications, and data.
As one of the top 10 cyber security companies, they test for all major attack vectors, preventing data breaches, ransomware attacks, phishing, and AI cyber threats.
Founded Year: 2003 Best For: Network Security, Email Security, Cloud Security Number of Employees: 2,000+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: SuperCareHealth, Bank of Botetourt, Primary Care Networks, Best AI Email Security in 2023 Pros The solutions are designed to be easy to deploy and manage, even for businesses with limited IT resources. It is usually more affordable than some prominent security vendors, making it a good option for businesses on a budget. 22. Bitdefender Bitdefender offers services for individuals, small businesses, and large enterprises. Acclaimed as a leader in endpoint and cloud-native security, it delivers high-quality threat prevention, detection, and response solutions.
Their products include antivirus for individuals, endpoint protection, and network security solutions. Bitdefender’s antivirus software consistently ranks high in independent testing by security organizations.
Founded Year: 2001 Best For: Antivirus, Endpoint Protection, Network Security Number of Employees: 1,800+ Headquarters: Bucharest, Romania Customers and Accolades: Ferrari, Blaze Networks, The Forrester Wave: Extended Detection And Response Platforms – Q2 2024 Pros They offer a multi-layered security approach beyond antivirus protection, including features like endpoint detection and response (EDR) and network security tools. Provides scalable solutions for businesses of all sizes, from small and medium-sized businesses to large enterprises. Data Security Companies 23. Alert Logic Alert Logic cybersecurity companies AlertLogic is a vulnerability management provider that provides managed threat detection and response (MDR), SOC-as-a-service, compliance services, and web application firewall (WAF) services.
The platform analyzes over 140 billion log messages daily, providing unique threat intelligence. It is also an AWS Partner. Its services include 24/7 threat monitoring, incident validation, remediation, log management, and more.
Founded Year: 2011 Best For: Managed Security Services across targets Number of Employees: 600+ Headquarters: Texas, USA Customers and Accolades: McArthurGlen, PCI Pal, Cloudspace USA, G2 MDR Leader, Cybersecurity Breakthrough Award Pros Leadership in cloud vulnerability management. Scalable, customized pricing plan. 24. Qualys qualys cybersecurity companies With expertise in cyber security, Qualys secures hybrid IT with a unified cloud platform that continuously discovers, prioritizes, and patches vulnerabilities across all devices with its VMDR and Threat Protection.
As the name suggests, Cloud Inventory & Assessment handles inventory and misconfiguration detection, while Cloud Agent handles real-time unmanaged device discovery to ensure complete visibility. Thus, the integrated vulnerability scanning, web application firewalls (WAF), and compliance automation under Qualys Policy & PCI Compliance fortify your defenses.
Founded year: 1999 Best For: Managed vulnerability detection, compliance, and protection for IT systems Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: CapitalOne, Edinburgh Airport, Home Depot Pros: Simplifies vulnerability and patch management. Helps select and customize the specific types of scans. Make your SaaS Platform the safest place on the Internet.
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Powered by analytics, it continuously monitors for threats and automates mitigation, eliminating vulnerabilities in traditional backups. Cobalt Iron offers comprehensive protection for ransomware attacks, including readiness, detection, impact analysis, and rapid recovery – adapting to real-time threats.
Founded year: 2013 Best For: Cloud backup SaaS with ransomware protection services Number of Employees: 11-50 Headquarters: Kansas, USA Customers and Accolades: Capital City Bank, Cheney Brothers, Ingeus Pros: Offers unified data protection management. SaaS delivery eliminates the security exposures common in traditional backup environments. 26. CyberOps CyberOps is a VAPT company based in India that offers pentesting services and vulnerability assessment for an end-to-end workspace, including networks, cloud, and applications. They also provide digital forensics, incident response, and compliance testing for SOC2. PCI DSS, and ISO 27001.
CyberOps offers managed security services (MSS), including 24/7 security monitoring and threat detection expertise.
Founded Year: 2016 Best For: Vulnerability Assessment & Pentesting (VAPT) Number of Employees: 30+ Headquarters: Jaipur, India Customers and Accolades: Law enforcement agencies, financial institutions, educational institutions Pros CyberOps’ XDR platform provides an overall view of security data across all digital functions. Continuous monitoring to identify emerging threats. 27. Darktrace Darktrace leverages self-learning AI that adapts to the customer environment for threat detection, investigation, and response across channels like endpoint, cloud, network, application, and e-mail security.
Their Enterprise Immune System platform uses self-learning algorithms to analyze network traffic, user behavior, and system activity to identify and respond to cyber threats in real-time. Darktrace’s AI uses anomaly detection to identify and isolate even unknown threats.
Founded Year: 2013 Best For: AI-Powered Threat Detection & Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Number of Employees: 2,300+ Headquarters: Cambridge, UK Customers and Accolades: Steve Madden, Aston Martin, KPMG, McLaren, 2022 Global InfoSec Cutting-Edge Cyber Security – Artificial Intelligence Pros AI algorithms can detect sophisticated threats that traditional security tools might miss, including zero-day attacks and insider threats. The platform continuously learns about your network activity and user behavior, allowing it to identify the slightest anomalies. 28. Deepwatch Deepwatch provides managed security services and deep threat management. Its platforms include vulnerability management, threat signal management, endpoint detection and response, and firewall management.
Their unique security center dashboard has features such as tracking metrics and KPIs of threats to increase visibility, providing insights on efficiency by analyzing top-line metrics, and a Deepwatch Security Index Framework for continuous improvement.
Founded Year: 2019 Best For: Managed Security Services (MSS), Threat Intelligence & Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Number of Employees: 400+ Headquarters: Florida, USA Customers and Accolades: GPC, St. John’s University, RJ O’Brien, 2024 Global Infosec Awards – Cyber Defense Magazine, 2023 LinkedIn Top Startups USA Pros It provides businesses 24/7 security monitoring and integration into the CI/CD pipeline. A customizable dashboard that facilitates communication and security transparency across teams to enable stress-free remediation. 29. Deloitte Deloitte is a professional services network that offers several cybersecurity consulting services. Their Cyber Risk program provides a complete list of services to help organizations identify, assess, manage, and mitigate cybersecurity risks.
Deloitte’s cybersecurity consultants can help businesses develop and implement a cybersecurity strategy, conduct security assessments, respond to security incidents, and improve their overall security posture.
Founded Year: 1845 Best For: Cybersecurity Consulting Services Number of Employees: 415,000+ Headquarters: London, UK Customers and Accolades: Metlife, Morgan Stanley, Berkshire Hathaway, Microsoft, GM, Procter & Gamble Pros Deloitte’s deep industry expertise and range of services allow them to offer tailored cybersecurity consulting solutions for businesses of all sizes. Deloitte’s global reach and established reputation in cybersecurity consulting evoke trust and ensure consistent security practices. 30. Guidepoint Security Guidepoint Security offers tailor-made cybersecurity solutions and consulting across mediums like networks, cloud, applications, endpoints, email, etc. It helps organizations identify and manage digital risks associated with cyber threats, fraud, and misconduct.
The company is known for its Cloud Governance plan, which completely secures the cloud. It also offers specialized services such as incident response, forensic investigations, security assessments, and digital intelligence gathering.
Founded Year: 2011 Best For: Cybersecurity Consulting Number of Employees: 870+ Headquarters: Florida, USA Customers and Accolades: Nuance, Follett, GPC, 2024 Splunk AMER Regional Partner of the Year, 2021 Cyber Company of the Year by NVTC Pros Provides a thoroughly tailored plan based on each customer’s specific environment. Acts as a team of advisories/partners rather than an external service provider. 31. HackerOne Founded Year: 2012 Best For: Bug Bounty & Vulnerability Management Platform Number of Employees: 350+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Google, Uber, PayPal, The United States Department of Homeland Security, General Motors Pros HackerOne has a leading bug bounty platform that connects organizations with ethical hackers (white hat hackers) to discover and remediate security vulnerabilities in their applications, software, and infrastructure.
They also offer a vulnerability management platform that helps businesses streamline managing and remediating vulnerabilities, which features application security, attack resistance management, and cloud security.
HackerOne connects businesses with the world’s largest community of ethical hackers, providing access to diverse security expertise worldwide. Bug bounties can help businesses patch security holes faster and reduce cyberattack exposure by incentivizing rapid vulnerability reporting. 32. iboss iboss empowers secure remote and hybrid workforces with a cloud platform that enables access to cloud applications and the Internet. Its robust SASE solution seamlessly blends security (web filtering, cloud access control, firewalls, zero-trust) with network optimization.
Built on a powerful, patented cloud architecture, iboss tackles large encrypted traffic volumes while safeguarding users with remote browser isolation, data loss prevention, and advanced threat intelligence to combat cyberattacks proactively.
Founded year: 2003 Best For: Advanced data discovery and threat protection across assets Number of Employees: 201-500+ Headquarters: Massachusetts, USA Customers and Accolades: NHS (UK), Petroc College, McLaren Group Pros: Zero trust network with wide range coverage. Offers robust reporting features. Lock down your security with our 10,000+ AI-powered test cases.
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It goes beyond scanning, offering pentesting, continuous malware monitoring, and providing SSL certificates and compliance tools (SwyftComply) for a holistic security approach. Delivered through a global network with regional deployment options, the cybersecurity company empowers businesses of all sizes to secure digital assets.
Founded year: 2012 Best For: VAPT, asset discovery, MSSP, and SSL certifications Number of Employees: 51-200 Headquarters: Bangalore, India Customers and Accolades: ICICI Bank, Shoppers Stop, Acko Pros: Facilitates with asset discovery. Has a shallow learning curve. 34. KnowBe4 KnowBe4 is the world’s first and largest new-school platform that provides security awareness training and real-world phishing simulations. Its mission is to educate and empower users to make smarter security decisions, ultimately creating a human firewall against cyberattacks.
They’re known for their great customer support, which has earned them several awards and recognition. They offer a variety of training modules and simulations that cover a wide range of security topics, including phishing attacks, social engineering, and malware threats.
Founded Year: 2010 Best For: Security Awareness Training & Phishing Simulations Number of Employees: 1,200+ Headquarters: Florida, USA Customers and Accolades: Forrester 2022 Wave Leader – Security Awareness Training, G2 Spring 2024 Leader, Pros A dedicated customer success team that works with you very closely. The only training platform that offers real-world phishing simulations. 35. Lacework Lacework’s CNAPP platform leverages AI and machine learning to continuously hunt threats, including zero-days, across cloud environments. Your developers benefit from its built-in security features to find and fix risks before deployment.
As one of the leading cyber security companies, Lacework further streamlines workflows by automating compliance reporting and evidence collection, equipping your security team to prioritize and address the most critical issues efficiently.
Founded year: 2015 Best For: Data-driven cloud-native application protection platform Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Clari, Snowflake, TSB Pros: Offers easy traceback capabilities for threat alerts. Leverages AI-driven reporting for quality insights. 36. NordLayer As one of the leading companies for cyber security, Nordlayer empowers your business with a unified cloud-based cybersecurity platform that protects your network and data with remote access configurations, IAM controls, and threat mitigation features.
Moreover, its segmentation and compliance tools simplify adherence to industrial regulations, while the activity monitoring provides real-time detection.
Founded year: 2019 Best For: Holistic network, SaaS, and cloud security solutions with VPN and access management Number of Employees: 51-200 Headquarters: New York, USA Customers and Accolades: Hostinger, WeTransfer, Calendy Pros: UI/UX is quite user-friendly. Necessitates device posture checks. 37. Orca Security Orca Security is a platform that safeguards your entire cloud environment from data breaches and misconfigurations. Leveraging agentless technology, Orca provides complete visibility and simplifies security for cloud workloads across multi-cloud deployments.
Trusted by industry leaders like SAP, Orca enables businesses to identify and address cloud security risks like misconfigurations, data security, and API exposure.
Founded Year: 2019 Best For: Cloud Security Platform (CNAPP) Number of Employees: 400+ Headquarters: Oregon, USA Customers and Accolades: Autodesk, SAP, Forbes Cloud 100, 2023 GigaOm Radar for CSPM, Global AWS Security Partner Pros Achieve compliance with over 100 frameworks being utilized to test multiple cloud environments. Use a combination of API testing, shift left security, and cloud detection for thorough cloud security. 38. Proofpoint Proofpoint specializes in email security and cloud-based threat protection. Their solutions protect organizations from email-borne threats such as phishing attacks, malware, and business email compromise (BEC).
Proofpoint offers various products related to digital security awareness, cloud security, email protection, and compliance. It also offers on-call personal assistance.
Founded Year: 2002 Best For: Email Security & Cloud-Based Email Protection Number of Employees: 4,200+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Nearly 50% of the Fortune 100 companies, over 30% of the Fortune 1000, 2024 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards – Best Cybersecurity Company Pros: Uses advanced threat detection techniques such as machine learning and behavioral analysis to identify sophisticated email-borne threats in real time. Offers a multi-layered approach to email security, combining email filtering, data loss prevention (DLP), and user education to protect organizations from a wide range of email threats. 39. StrongDM Strong DM As one of the best cyber security companies, StrongDM redefines privileged access management (PAM) with a zero-trust approach, enforcing continuous, granular access controls based on real-time user actions and context, allowing for immediate blocking of risky activity and preemptive breach prevention.
Thus, StrongDM’s easy-to-use policy creation ensures that the right people have access at the right time, while comprehensive audit trails provide unmatched oversight.
Founded year: 2015 Best For: Zero Trust PAM, access management, and compliance assistance Number of Employees: 51-200 Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: Seismic, Beekeeper, Axos Financial Pros: Gives robust access control features. Simplifies managing the RBAC in the system. 40. Trellix (Formerly McAfee Enterprise) Trellix offers a unified endpoint security and extended detection and response (XDR) platform and has recently introduced Trellix Wise. This product uses over ten years of AI modeling and machine learning to produce GenAI.
Their endpoint security platform combines endpoint protection, detection and response (EDR), and vulnerability management capabilities in a single solution. Trellix also offers a cloud-native XDR Engine that provides security teams a central location to manage and investigate security incidents across their entire IT infrastructure.
Founded Year: 2022 (as Trellix, McAfee Enterprise has a longer history) Best For: Unified Endpoint Security & Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Number of Employees: 3,800+ Headquarters: California, USA Customers and Accolades: 80% of Fortune 100 companies, 2024 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards – Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Pros It uses GenAI for adaptive threat detection and has a zero-trust strategy. Complete control of your SOC and integrated protection that finds vulnerabilities continuously. 41. Veracode veracode cybersecurity companies Founded year: 2006 Best For: AI-powered application risk management Number of Employees: 501-1,000 Headquarters: Massachusetts, USA Customers and Accolades: HDI Global SE, Manhattan Associates, Everbridge Veracode’s cloud platform streamlines application security across your development lifecycle. It integrates SAST, DAST, SCA, IAST, and penetration testing to give your company a unified view of vulnerabilities in web, mobile, and third-party apps.
Designed for developers, Veracode empowers collaboration and helps you “shift left” by identifying and fixing security flaws early.
Pros: Seamlessly integrates with CI/CD pipelines. Quick turnaround on support response. It is one small security loophole v/s your entire website or web application.
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Explore Features Schedule a meeting character Final Thoughts While the above-curated list of leading cyber security companies is not exhaustive, it equips you to combat the top 5 threats, from AI-powered attacks to devious supply chain exploits.
Whether you require a comprehensive security suite, AI-powered threat hunting, or vulnerability management solutions, there’s a cybersecurity company here to partner with you. Remember, proactive defense is crucial. Don’t wait for a breach to choose your security partner – take action today and safeguard your valuable data and systems.
FAQs What is the best cybersecurity company? From the leading solutions and demand for cybersecurity, it can be said that companies like Astra Security, McAfee, and Symantec are some of the best cybersecurity companies out there providing a diverse range of security products.
Why is there a high demand for cybersecurity? The need and demand for cybersecurity are on the rise since cybercrime and attacks are at an all-time high. The recent shift to an online mode of working has only contributed to the increase in such threats, thus increasing the awareness about the need for good cybersecurity.
What do cybersecurity companies do? Cybersecurity companies provide various products like malware and virus scanners, VAPT services, firewalls, ransomware, anti-virus, and more to ensure the safety and security of your organization’s assets.
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