Overview
Anagram Security provides practical cybersecurity training for engineering teams. It offers customizable training modules focused on secure coding and code reviews, delivered through short, interactive videos that fit into developers’ schedules. The content integrates with GitHub and emphasizes real-world scenarios and code-review exercises to teach engineers how to identify and fix security issues. Clients pay fees to access the service, with options for recurring subscriptions, and admins can track employee progress via dashboards to identify areas for improvement. Compared to competitors, Anagram Security targets engineers with tailored, hands-on content tied to GitHub workflows and customizable modules rather than generic lectures. Its goal is to help businesses reduce security risk by empowering engineering teams to prevent cyber attacks through practical, bite-sized training.
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What believers are saying
- Madrona led Anagram's $10 million Series A in March 2025, funding hiring and product expansion.
- Anagram claims phishing failure rates fell from 20% to 6%, a strong buyer proof point.
- Its 2026 roadmap targets real-time email nudges, expanding revenue beyond annual training subscriptions.
What critics are saying
- KnowBe4, Hoxhunt, and Huntress dominate awareness software; G2 shows Anagram at 1.5% mindshare.
- The category is crowded and price-pressured, forcing Anagram to prove ROI beyond engagement metrics.
- If the AI agent underdelivers or buyers stall, Anagram becomes a niche training vendor.
What makes Anagram unique
- Anagram pairs security training with workflow nudges, not compliance videos, updated through October 2026.
- Its 2026 changelog shows active product iteration: agent editor, typography, and end-user UX refreshes.
- It sells role-specific training for finance and developers, including code review and API scenarios.
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