CRN's ranking includes 25 startups they think the channel should especially be aware of because of the innovative technologies they offer.
Cybereason today announced that it has been ranked by CRN Magazine as a Top Emerging Vendor in its recently released list. The company’s military-grade, real-time detection and response platform enables companies to become proactive hunters that disrupt and turn the tables on hackers, making them the targets. Earlier this year, CRN ranked the company’s award-winning platform as one of the coolest products launched at the 2016 RSA Conference. The elite military background of the company yields an unprecedented ability to go on the offensive, resulting in unmatched capabilities to stop adversaries.
“We are thrilled to emerge on the top of CRN’s list of vendors to watch because we truly have built the industry’s most unique and easily scalable approach to protecting Fortune 1,000 enterprises,” said Yonatan Striem-Amit, co-founder and CTO, Cybereason. “Disrupting and stopping adversaries in real time is the only way to ensure an enterprise can protect its data from ending up in the hands of criminals. Cybereason's military background gives our customers a unique advantage in the ability to hunt for hackers.”
About CRN’s Top Vendor Ranking
CRNs ranking includes 25 startups they think the channel should especially be aware of, either because of the innovative technologies they offer, devotion to the channel or their potential to remake the IT space in which they compete.
Cybereason has a proven track record of protecting Fortune 1,000 enterprises globally. The company has received many awards and accolades since it launched its detection and response platform. Most recently, Cybereason topped a Gartner list of endpoint detection and response vendors. SC Magazine named Cybereason ‘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.’ Dark Reading named the company one of the ‘20 Cyber Security Startups to Watch in 2016.’