Cyble

Market position

Cyble competes in cyber threat intelligence, digital risk protection, attack surface management and, more recently, endpoint security. It was positioned as a Challenger in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence (its first inclusion), named a leader in the 2024 Frost Radar for CTI and the 2025 QKS Group SPARK Matrix for digital threat intelligence, and holds a 4.8/5 Gartner Peer Insights rating and a 4.7/5 G2 rating with 36 G2 Summer 2026 badges across seven categories. It ranked No. 576 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list.

Cyble positions itself as AI-native rather than adding automation to legacy tooling, unifying threat intelligence, attack surface management, digital risk protection, endpoint security and incident response on a single agentic platform with a shared reasoning and memory layer, and claims 14-plus capabilities covering 80-plus use cases across predict, detect and respond stages.

Technology

The platform is built around Blaze AI, an agentic AI engine whose autonomous agents hunt, reason, correlate and act within policy guardrails, with a feedback loop that retrains models on incidents. Underlying data infrastructure spans billions of indexed web pages, hundreds of billions of dark web records and millions of threat indicators across the open, deep and dark web, combined with endpoint, identity and cloud telemetry. Cyble Titan adds silicon-rooted attestation and BlazeAI-based reconstruction for endpoint detection and autonomous response.

Go-to-market

Direct enterprise and government sales supported by a channel program, the Cyble Partner Network, launched in 2023. Demand generation leans on CRIL threat research, threat landscape reports, analyst evaluations and industry awards, conference presence such as the RSA Conference, and demo requests via the company website.

Large enterprises, Fortune 500 organizations, public sector and federal agencies, law enforcement bodies, and security teams; named verticals include finance, aviation, healthcare and telecom. Case studies cite a U.S. consulting organization and an ANZ financial institution.

Geography

Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia (earlier releases cite Atlanta, and the company's own timeline cites an initial Cupertino, California base; Y Combinator lists San Francisco), with offices in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and India, engineering roles based in Bengaluru, and customers in more than 50 countries.

History

Cyble was founded in 2019 and launched in April of that year through bootstrapping. The company's own timeline dates its establishment to 2020 with an initial headquarters in Cupertino, California, and records the 2020 launches of the Cyble Vision threat intelligence platform and CRIL. It took part in Y Combinator's Winter 2021 batch, announced a $4 million seed round in April 2021 and launched the AmIBreached dark web search service the same year. A $10 million Series A followed in February 2022, alongside the launch of Cyble Hawk and an acqui-hire of cybersecurity news publication The Cyber Express. In 2023 Cyble released Vision 2.0 and the Odin internet scanning engine, established the Cyble Partner Network, reported 12-plus offices and 250-plus employees, and closed a $30.2 million Series B in two tranches. In 2024 it relaunched AmIBreached 3.0, introduced Vision X at the RSA Conference, upgraded Odin and launched its Threat Intelligence Platform. In 2025 it launched Cyble Titan endpoint security and Blaze AI.

Risks & controversies

Cyble's shares are offered to accredited investors on the EquityZen secondary marketplace, indicating early-shareholder liquidity activity in a still-private company. Its founders have publicly cautioned about investor terms and the difficulty of retaining specialist cybersecurity talent, and expect employees to spin out of the company over time.