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ExtraHop

Real-time network monitoring and security analytics

Overview

ExtraHop provides cybersecurity and IT operations analytics to large enterprises, helping them monitor and secure their networks in real time. Its products give visibility into network activity, detect anomalies, and enable rapid threat response. The portfolio includes security solutions, cloud performance monitoring, and application analytics, sold mainly via a subscription model that includes professional services and training. Compared with competitors, ExtraHop combines real-time network visibility with analytics across security, cloud performance, and applications, targeting sizable enterprise customers across industries like healthcare, finance, and retail. The company’s goal is to help customers protect sensitive data, maintain smooth IT operations, and continually update its offerings to guard against evolving cyber threats while maintaining a steady, recurring revenue stream.

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About ExtraHop

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Why ExtraHop is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Data & AnalyticsEnterprise SoftwareCybersecurity

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$161.6M

Headquarters

Seattle, WA

Founded

2007

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What believers are saying

  • ExtraHop reported 73% year-over-year EMEA ACV bookings growth in Q3 2026.
  • The August 2026 400 Gbps launch opens data-center deals losing visibility at 100 Gbps.
  • Saudi Arabia expansion and Global 2000 wins in finance and energy broaden enterprise reach.

What critics are saying

  • Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike, and Microsoft commoditize adjacent visibility inside bundled security suites.
  • Partner-only EMEA sales slows expansion when resellers prioritize higher-margin vendors.
  • If buyers standardize on endpoint and cloud telemetry, ExtraHop's network-only wedge shrinks by 2027.

What makes ExtraHop unique

  • ExtraHop's 400 Gbps RevealX sensor sees full data-center traffic at line rate.
  • Its packet-level semantic map turns network telemetry into evidence for AI agents.
  • EMEA sells only through partners, giving ExtraHop distribution leverage without field-heavy headcount.

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Total Funding

$161.6M

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Pet Insurance
  • Parental Leave
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Educational Reimbursement
  • FSA and Dependent Care Accounts
  • Paid Volunteer Time
  • Annual Discretionary Bonus Plan

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6 month growth

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1 year growth

1%

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Yahoo Finance
Nov 9th, 2026
ExtraHop appoints Rupert Clayson as head of EMEA sales after 73% bookings growth

ExtraHop, a network detection and response company, has appointed Rupert Clayson as head of EMEA sales. He joins as demand grows in Europe, the Middle East and Africa for tools that monitor AI traffic on corporate networks. In the third calendar quarter, ExtraHop's new and expanded annual contract value bookings in the region rose 73% year over year. It also added Global 2000 customers in sectors including financial services and energy. Clayson has three decades of experience. He previously led EMEA sales for TeamViewer and worked as a sales leader at Fortinet, and before that spent 17 years selling through the channel for emerging technology companies. ExtraHop sells only through partners in EMEA. It also made its 400Gbps sensor generally available.

KXLG
Nov 9th, 2026
ExtraHop(R) accelerates EMEA momentum with appointment of Rupert Clayson as Head of EMEA Sales.

ExtraHop(R) accelerates EMEA momentum with appointment of Rupert Clayson as Head of EMEA Sales. * 2 hrs ago ExtraHop(R), a leader in real-time network intelligence and network detection and response (NDR), today announced the appointment of Rupert Clayson as head of EMEA Sales. Clayson joins amid rapid regional growth as organizations across Europe, the Middle East and Africa turn to ExtraHop to see AI traffic across the agentic enterprise, defend against AI-assisted adversaries, power agentic investigations and verify AI agent actions. EMEA Growth as Enterprises Race to Defend Against AI Threats In the third calendar quarter, ExtraHop grew new and expanded annual contract value bookings in EMEA 73% year over year, and added Global 2000 customers in critical infrastructure sectors including financial services and energy. The growth reflects enterprises increasing investments to see and secure a surge of new, unmonitored agentic traffic, close blind spots, and build the evidence base analysts and agents depend on to act. Context To See and Power AI Agents ExtraHop provides full visibility into AI activity by seeing all network traffic in real time across the agentic enterprise. With complete visibility into continuously expanding AI traffic, security teams can see every AI agent and workflow operating on the network, discover ungoverned AI actions before they become incidents, and detect hidden threats. By capturing all network activity tied to AI, users, devices and identities, ExtraHop turns observed traffic into the structured, real-time context, down to packet-level forensics, SOC analysts and AI agents need to detect AI-powered threats, triage alerts and investigate incidents at machine speed. As AI workloads escalate traffic volume, the ExtraHop 400 Gbps sensor is now generally available to analyze every workload and conversation on the network at line-rate across data centers, AI factories and neoclouds. With the ground truth evidence to trust and verify every agentic action and decision, organizations can move agentic security and IT initiatives into production. "EMEA, home to the world's most demanding regulators, will set the standard for how agents are trusted," said Greg Clark, CEO and Chairman, ExtraHop. "Agents are only as good as the context they reason on. Real-time network evidence is what the agentic SOC depends on to make accurate decisions and what enterprises rely on to validate every agent action. Demand for ExtraHop is growing because the SOC is being rebuilt with network context at its center. Rupert has spent his career scaling businesses across the region and is the exact leader to capture this momentum." Rupert Clayson Brings Proven Leadership to ExtraHop Clayson brings three decades of experience to ExtraHop, returning to cybersecurity after leading EMEA sales for TeamViewer. He previously served as a sales leader for UKI, DACH & Global Strategic Accounts at Fortinet where he helped support the business through a significant and consistent period of growth. Prior to Fortinet, Clayson spent 17 years in the channel driving sales for emerging technology companies across EMEA. "The agentic enterprise is here, and every organization is asking two questions: what is AI doing on my network, and can I trust the AI agents in my security and IT operations?," said Rupert Clayson, Head of EMEA Sales, ExtraHop. "I joined ExtraHop because its real-time context is built on a deep foundation in network performance monitoring and forensics. No one else delivers this much context and fidelity. It's relevant to every vertical and segment, and whether customers want to move one step at a time or in one giant leap towards their agentic transformation, we can help them succeed." Partner-First Strategy Fuels Regional Momentum ExtraHop sells exclusively through the channel in EMEA, and its regional growth is built on a partner-first strategy. Partners help customers navigate the shift to the agentic enterprise and integrate ExtraHop network telemetry across the rest of their security and IT stack. That shift has created a significant mutual opportunity for ExtraHop and its resellers, outsourcers, service providers and MSPs across the region. The growth follows a series of recent industry recognitions for ExtraHop that underscore the impact of network context on the agentic SOC, including winning awards in the Computing Excellence Awards UK, SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards, and the Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards. About ExtraHop(R) ExtraHop is a leader in real-time network intelligence, empowering organizations with the high-fidelity context they need to power security and IT AI automation, detect risks faster, and respond with confidence. ExtraHop anchors AI agents with the real-time, ground-truth foundation they need to operate reliably in the SOC and NOC. For security, that means surfacing threats and providing definitive evidence to investigate and respond to novel AI attacks and unsanctioned usage at machine speed. For IT operations, it means identifying and resolving performance issues in seconds to keep critical systems running. Engineered for unmatched scale, the ExtraHop RevealX platform delivers a complete, unified view of the network for the largest enterprises in the world. Capturing and analyzing network data across data centers, campus, branch, cloud, and AI environments, ExtraHop combines behavioral analysis with deep visibility into encrypted traffic to uncover what others miss. (C) 2026 ExtraHop Networks, Inc., RevealX, RevealX 360, RevealX Enterprise, and ExtraHop are registered trademarks or trademarks of ExtraHop Networks, Inc. Media gallery Sections. Newsletters. News update. Would you like to receive its daily news? Signup today!

ExtraHop
Sep 12th, 2026
ExtraHop Secures $100M in Growth Capital from Existing Investors and Strengthens Leadership Team to Accelerate NDR Market Growth — ExtraHop

ExtraHop has secured $100 million in growth capital from existing investors.

Associated Press
Aug 25th, 2026
ExtraHop launches first 400 Gbps NDR platform to close enterprise data center security blind spots

ExtraHop has launched the first network detection and response platform capable of analysing enterprise data centre traffic at 400 Gbps. The new sensor ingests and analyses traffic at line rate, addressing security gaps created as data centres upgraded to 400 Gbps whilst most detection tools remained at 100 Gbps. The company says AI adoption has intensified visibility challenges, with GPU clusters and encrypted east-west traffic generating volumes that make traffic sampling inadequate. Mean time to exploit has dropped from 23.2 days in 2025 to roughly 1.6 days in 2026. ExtraHop RevealX structures network data into a continuously updated semantic map accessible through APIs. The platform analyses traffic across over 90 protocols and provides full-fidelity packet capture. The 400 Gbps sensor will be generally available in Q4 2026.

IT Brief India
Aug 25th, 2026
ExtraHop launches 400 Gbps sensor for RevealX platform.

ExtraHop launches 400 Gbps sensor for RevealX platform. Tue, 25th Aug 2026 (Today) ExtraHop has launched a 400 Gbps sensor for its RevealX network detection and response platform, saying it makes RevealX the first NDR platform able to analyse enterprise data centre traffic in full at that speed. The launch addresses a problem for security teams as data centre networks have moved to 400 Gbps while many detection and response tools remain limited to 100 Gbps. As a result, some organisations sample traffic instead of inspecting all of it, creating visibility gaps in high-speed environments. According to ExtraHop, the new sensor analyses traffic at line rate and feeds that data into RevealX, which maps devices, identities, workloads and network conversations in real time. Security operations teams and automated systems can then query that information through APIs and Model Context Protocol interfaces, and access underlying records such as behavioural detections, protocol activity, transaction data across more than 90 protocols, and packet capture. The announcement comes as security vendors and customers grapple with the rise of automated attacks and the growing use of AI systems in corporate infrastructure. ExtraHop pointed to a sharp fall in mean time to exploit, from 23.2 days in 2025 to about 1.6 days in 2026, arguing that tools that see only part of network traffic leave little room for an effective response. Dense east-west traffic inside data centres has also become harder to inspect as organisations add GPU clusters, Kubernetes workloads, model training pipelines, inference systems and traffic between software agents. ExtraHop said these conditions have made network sampling less viable and increased the risk that lateral movement, identity compromise and other intrusions go undetected. Context Layer ExtraHop positioned the sensor as part of a wider shift towards what it called an agentic security operations centre, where automated agents play a larger role in detection and response. In that model, the quality and completeness of available data become central, because partial telemetry can cause automated tools to make incorrect decisions quickly and at scale. The company said the 400 Gbps sensor sits in the Context layer of the three-layer architecture used by the Agentic SOC Alliance: Context, Harness and Model. It argued that real-time structured evidence should sit alongside established systems such as security information and event management platforms and forensic data lakes, which are more often used for historical analysis. Chris Konrad, Vice President of Global Cyber at World Wide Technology, said complete visibility at modern data centre speeds had become more urgent. "AI is compounding the volume of data moving across our infrastructure every day, and our security tooling has not kept pace with our data center," Konrad said. "Complete visibility at this scale is no longer optional post-Mythos. AI-powered attacks move at record speed, and the AI-powered systems need to be able to tell the difference between a quiet network and a network they are only partially seeing." Market Pressure ExtraHop said operating at 400 Gbps could also reduce the number of sensors needed in high-speed networks, cutting operational complexity and lowering overall cost. It added that a single real-time view of network activity could serve both security and IT operations teams, reducing the need to reconcile different data sources across tools. The vendor also said the system supports a live inventory of AI-related assets, including large language model usage, MCP servers, tool endpoints and communication paths between agents. That reflects a broader push among security suppliers to give customers more visibility into how AI components are used inside enterprise environments. Kanaiya Vasani, Chief Product Officer at ExtraHop, said the issue was less about adding AI to existing tools and more about the data beneath them. "The reflex across the industry has been to bolt AI onto the SOC we already have, and the harder problem is the context substrate underneath," Vasani said. "SIEMs, forensic data lakes, and security warehouses are built to look backward. They are valuable as depth and memory, but they cannot be the first and only source of truth for an agent that has to decide something right now. RevealX is the prevention side of that equation: structured, queryable evidence whose latency budget matches the attack. At 400 Gbps, the busiest networks in the world can hand their agents complete evidence instead of a sample, which is the difference between autonomy a CISO can defend to a regulator and autonomy that is confidently wrong at scale."

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