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Posted on 6/27/2024
Cybersecurity intelligence solutions and services
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Flashpoint provides intelligence solutions aimed at helping organizations identify, analyze, and reduce various cyber threats. Its main product, the Flashpoint Intelligence Platform, offers actionable insights and includes features like Flashpoint Automate for low-code security process automation and Compromised Credentials Monitoring to detect stolen credentials. Additional products focus on areas such as credit card fraud mitigation and brand protection, while VulnDB serves as a database for known vulnerabilities. Flashpoint also offers services like Threat Response Readiness and Managed Intelligence to assist clients in preparing for and recovering from cyber incidents. The company operates on a subscription-based model, allowing clients to access its platform and services, which supports a consistent revenue stream for ongoing enhancements. Flashpoint's goal is to empower organizations across various sectors to effectively safeguard against cyber threats.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$74.9M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2010
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BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New research from threat data and intelligence leader Flashpoint and ERP cybersecurity and compliance leader Onapsis reveals evidence that SAP business-critical applications are increasingly top of mind and valuable for cybercriminals. The report shows a significant rise in threat actor groups targeting SAP vulnerabilities, and aids defenders with actionable intelligence to ensure their mission-critical SAP applications are protected from these threats. 2023 was a critical inflection point for the SAP application threat landscape with new highs in threat activity and increased interest from prolific and well-established threat actor groups and state-sponsored cyberespionage groups. All SAP vulnerabilities observed within this report were patched by SAP several years ago, with SAP having made the relevant SAP Security Notes promptly available for customers. This indicates that threat actors continue to target and exploit organizations with weak cybersecurity governance for SAP applications, mostly taking advantage of known, unpatched SAP vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. This is of special relevance as customers migrate SAP applications to the cloud, further increasing their exposure to a growing number of threat actors
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Flashpoint, the threat data and intelligence leader, today announced the company saw strong business growth in 2023 and exited the year poised to achieve the $100 million Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) milestone. With a three-year CAGR of 42% and positive EBITDA margins, Flashpoint continued to deliver clear operational excellence. The strong financial results were bolstered by the launch of the Ignite platform, as well as investments in both AI and human enrichment, to ensure its 750+ customers received the best data for the best intelligence to safeguard critical assets, avoid financial loss, and protect lives.“The threat landscape in 2023 was unprecedented. As a mission-driven company, Flashpoint rose to the challenge and rushed to the virtual frontlines to support our customers, from CL0P to the Israel-Hamas War. We delivered award-winning innovation to help them stay ahead of evolving threats, in the form of our Ignite platform and impactful new data collection capabilities. As a result, we ended the year with strong growth and profitability, solidifying our position as the top-tier threat intelligence leader,” said Josh Lefkowitz, CEO of Flashpoint.Innovating Ahead of the Threat LandscapeIn April, Flashpoint unveiled its Ignite platform, designed to equip security teams with the power of Flashpoint’s data, human expertise, and automated analysis