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DataVisor uses unsupervised ML to detect fraud and financial crime without labeled training data; $1.26B valuation; raised $100M+ from NEA and Sequoia; protects banks, fintechs, and e-commerce platforms from emerging fraud patterns globally.
DataVisor is a Mountain View, California-based AI fraud and financial crime detection platform founded in 2013 by Yinglian Xie and Fang Yu, formerly of Microsoft Research. The company pioneered the application of unsupervised machine learning to fraud detection — a fundamental departure from traditional rule-based systems and supervised ML models that require historical labeled fraud data to train. DataVisor raised over $100 million from investors including NEA, Sequoia Capital, and a growth round that valued the company at $1.26 billion.
Malwarebytes is an endpoint protection platform offering malware detection, remediation, and EDR for consumers, SMBs, and enterprises across Windows, Mac, and mobile.
Malwarebytes is a cybersecurity company headquartered in Santa Clara, California that provides endpoint protection, detection, and response software to consumers, small and midsize businesses, and enterprises. Founded in 2008, Malwarebytes originally built its reputation as a best-in-class malware remediation tool used to clean up infections that traditional antivirus software had missed — a positioning that grew a massive consumer user base and established the brand as a trusted remediation authority. The company subsequently expanded its product line from a standalone remediation utility to a full endpoint protection platform capable of replacing traditional antivirus, and has extended into EDR, DNS filtering, and incident response capabilities for business customers who need more than reactive cleanup.
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