Full-Time
Cybersecurity platform for ransomware protection
$150k - $160k/yr
Remote in USA
Remote
Candidates are likely preferred from the Ohio Valley region.
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Halcyon.ai provides a cybersecurity platform focused on preventing ransomware attacks and ensuring business continuity for organizations. Their platform features automated encryption key capture and autonomous decryption, allowing businesses to quickly recover from ransomware incidents by decrypting infected devices immediately. This minimizes downtime and potential losses. Additionally, Halcyon includes a resilience engine that helps restore infected systems swiftly, setting it apart from competitors. The company also offers a Ransomware Readiness Report to help businesses assess their security posture. Halcyon operates on a subscription-based model, generating revenue through fees based on the size and protection needs of its clients.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$210M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2021
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Halcyon, a cybersecurity company focused on anti-ransomware solutions, was founded by Jon Miller and Ryan Smith in 2021 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. The company recently achieved a valuation of $1 billion following a Series C funding round of $100 million in November 2024. Halcyon operates a SaaS platform targeting medium and large enterprises, providing proactive protection and resilience against ransomware attacks. Total funding to date is approximately $190 million.
Halcyon announced Halcyon Ransomware Detection and Recovery (RDR), a no-cost integrated service that is now included with every deployment of the Halcyon Anti-Ransomware Platform.
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New Codefinger ransomware poses high danger to data.Getty Images. Update, Jan. 14, 2025: This story, originally published Jan. 13, now includes analysis from security experts, as the nature of the Amazon threat has fully emerged, on how new plans to make ransomware payments illegal could impact victims of such cybercrimes, plus further mitigation advice. Ransomware is a cybersecurity threat that just won’t go away. Be it from groups such as those behind the ongoing Play attacks, or kingpins such as LockBit returning from the dead the consequences of falling victim to an attack are laid bare in reports exposing the reach of ransomware across 2024
Beware this Cloak ransomware drive-by download threat to WindowsSOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images. Although little is known, in truth, about a cybercriminal actor employing what has become known as the Cloak ransomware threat, the group has risen rapidly to gain status as a significant player in the ransomware landscape since first emerging in 2022. Threat researchers at Halcyon have now analyzed the Cloak ransomware threat and uncovered a new and worrying variant that not only displays “sophisticated extraction and privilege escalation mechanisms” but also terminates processes related to both security and data backup tools. This new Cloak variant, Halcyon warned, can spread by way of dangerous drive-by downloads disguised as legitimate updates like Microsoft Windows installers. Here’s what you need to know.ForbesNew Windows 0Day Attack Strikes—Microsoft Warns Millions To Update NowBy Davey Winder. The Dangerous Windows Drive-By Threat That Is Cloak Ransomware