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ReversingLabs is a software supply chain security company that analyzes billions of files and packages for malware and software threats; raised $120M+ total including a $56M Series B led by Crosspoint Capital Partners;
ReversingLabs is a cybersecurity company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with engineering roots in Zagreb, Croatia. The company specializes in software supply chain security and advanced threat intelligence, operating one of the world's largest file analysis engines — capable of analyzing billions of software components, packages, and files for malware, tampering, and supply chain risks. Its core products include the Titanium Platform for enterprise threat analysis, TitaniumCore for deep file decomposition, and a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) intelligence layer that helps organizations identify risks embedded in open-source and third-party software components.
Data platform for security and observability acquired by Cisco for $28B in March 2024. Used by 90 of Fortune 100; 7,500+ enterprise customers globally; flagship SIEM and Splunk SOAR power enterprise security operations centers.
Splunk is a data platform for security and observability founded in 2003 in San Francisco, built on the idea that machine-generated data — logs, events, metrics, traces — contains the intelligence organizations need to detect threats, investigate incidents, and ensure digital systems stay available. The company's core technology indexes and searches massive volumes of machine data in real time, enabling security and IT operations teams to answer complex questions across their entire data estate without predefined schemas.\n\nSplunk's flagship product is its SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) platform, used by 90 of the Fortune 100 to detect and respond to security threats. Its broader portfolio includes Splunk Observability Cloud for infrastructure monitoring, Splunk SOAR for security orchestration and automated response, and Splunk IT Service Intelligence for IT operations. The platform's schema-on-read approach and SPL query language give analysts flexibility to investigate novel threats and operational issues that structured databases cannot accommodate.\n\nSplunk was acquired by Cisco for $28B in March 2024, one of the largest cybersecurity acquisitions in history, and has been integrated into Cisco's AI-driven security portfolio. The combination of Cisco's network telemetry and global customer relationships with Splunk's data analytics depth creates a powerful full-stack security and observability offering. Under Cisco, Splunk is adding AI-native features — including AI Assistant for SPL and automated threat detection — to maintain its leadership position as the SIEM market evolves toward AI-augmented security operations.
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