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Arkose Labs Put a Price on Being a Pest
The internet taught machines to behave like people. Arkose Labs built a business by making the badly behaved ones pay for the privilege.
Eclypsium Went Below the Operating System - and Found the Enterprise’s Soft Underbelly
Security teams learned to watch apps, identities, and operating systems. Eclypsium built a business around the layer underneath - the firmware and components everyone trusted because almost nobody could inspect them.
The $525 Million Bet on the Pocket-Sized Attack Surface Enterprises Forgot
Zimperium built a business around an awkward corporate truth: the phone is now an endpoint, an authenticator and a bank branch, yet it is often the least visible screen in the security operation. Its answer is to defend both the device in an employee’s hand and the app in a customer’s pocket.
The Internet Runs on Invisible ID Cards. Keyfactor Wants to Manage Every One.
Certificates quietly decide which machines, workloads, devices, code, and AI agents can be trusted. Keyfactor has spent 25 years turning that hidden machinery into infrastructure security teams can actually see and control.
Resilience
Resilience is a New York-based cyber insurance and risk-management company that pairs A-plus rated coverage with software that translates cyber risk into financial terms. Founded in 2016 by veterans of the U.S. military and intelligence communities (originally as Arceo.ai), it operates as a managing general agent for middle-market and large enterprises, combining risk quantification, a Risk Operations Center, and in-house claims and incident response to help organizations see, price, and reduce their most financially damaging cyber exposures.