Cyble

Cyble is a cybersecurity company that provides cyber threat intelligence, digital risk protection and security operations tooling to enterprises and government agencies. Its portfolio centers on Cyble Vision, an AI-based threat intelligence platform combining cyber threat intelligence, attack surface management and digital risk protection; Cyble Hawk, a platform aimed at law enforcement agencies, governments and federal bodies; Cyble Titan, an agent-based endpoint security product; and Blaze AI, an agentic AI engine that underpins hunting, correlation and automated response across the products. Additional components include a threat intelligence platform (TIP), Odin (an internet scanning/attack surface search engine), AmIBreached (dark web exposure monitoring for individuals and organizations), Saratoga (cyber risk quantification), Strato (cloud security) and BotShield.

The company monitors the open, deep and dark web to identify threat actors, ransomware campaigns, data leaks and underground cybercrime activity; detect exposed credentials, phishing infrastructure and brand abuse; manage external attack surface exposures across cloud, endpoint and digital infrastructure; and automate investigation and incident response workflows. Cyble states its intelligence infrastructure spans billions of indexed webpages, hundreds of billions of dark web records and millions of threat indicators, and that Blaze AI can resolve incidents up to 60% faster. Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) publishes vulnerability research, regional and sector threat landscape reports and case studies.

Cyble maintains ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, SOC 2 Type I and Type II reports (the most recent covering July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025), GDPR alignment, and publishes independent penetration test and vulnerability assessment reports through a customer trust portal. Its infrastructure runs on Amazon Web Services.

Founding story

Cyble was co-founded by Beenu Arora, who serves as CEO, and Manish Chachada, who serves as COO; Chachada's background is in finance, accounting, corporate structuring and fundraising. The company characterizes its origin as a college project that developed into a business.

Business model

Cyble sells subscription software-and-services platforms (threat intelligence, digital risk protection, attack surface management, endpoint security, managed detection and response, and digital forensics and incident response) to enterprise and government customers, supported by demo-led enterprise sales and a partner/reseller channel via the Cyble Partner Network. Free or freely accessible tools such as Odin and AmIBreached serve the broader security community.

Subscription-based platform and managed service contracts sold to enterprises, governments and federal agencies, with partner/reseller distribution. Press materials describe annual recurring revenue more than tripling in a little over two years as of 2026.

Traction

Cyble reports hundreds of leading brands as customers across 50+ countries, 400+ customers referenced for its Gartner Peer Insights rating, 300+ customers cited on its contact page and "1,000+ teams" cited in demo forms. Its Y Combinator profile lists a team size of 197, while the company's own timeline cites 250+ employees and 12+ offices as of 2023. It was ranked No. 576 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, with reported ARR more than tripling in a little over two years.

Latest developments

Cyble launched Cyble Titan, an AI-native endpoint security platform with silicon-rooted attestation and autonomous response, and Blaze AI, its agentic intelligence engine, in 2025. In March 2026 it was named a Challenger in its first inclusion in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence, and it reported 36 G2 Summer 2026 badges across seven categories. In 2026 it was ranked No. 576 on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private US companies, with press releases citing annual recurring revenue more than tripling in a little over two years, and was named to Forbes' Best Startup Employers list. It also maintained its ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification via an annual surveillance audit and published a 2025 independent penetration test report and a SOC 2 Type II report for the period July 2024–June 2025.