CYREBRO
Israeli-founded cloud-based SOC-as-a-Platform provider (formerly CyberHat) delivering technology-agnostic managed detection and response to mid-market organizations.
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CYREBRO (formerly CyberHat) runs a technology-agnostic, cloud-based security operations center delivered as a subscription platform, aiming to give mid-market organizations enterprise-grade SOC coverage without building and staffing a 24/7 team internally. The platform ingests telemetry from a customer’s existing security tools rather than requiring a specific stack, then combines automated correlation with human analysts who handle detection, triage, and incident response, a model the company calls SOC-as-a-Platform.
Founded in 2012 in Israel as CyberHat and rebranded to CYREBRO, the company has grown to roughly 200 employees split between Tel Aviv and New York, reflecting a deliberate push into the US market alongside its original Israeli base. CYREBRO’s technology-agnostic pitch differentiates it from MDR vendors that are tied to a specific EDR or SIEM product, letting it serve customers with heterogeneous existing security stacks.
The company raised a $15 million Series B led by Prytek (with participation from InCapital, Mizrahi Bank, and existing investor Mangrove Capital Partners), bringing total funding to roughly $22 million, specifically to expand its SOCaaS platform to small and medium-sized businesses. CYREBRO competes in the increasingly crowded MDR/SOCaaS market against both larger MSSPs and newer AI-native SOC platforms, and its differentiation rests on tool-agnostic integration rather than proprietary detection technology.
Innovation Matrix Assessment
CYREBRO has expanded from its original SOC-as-a-Platform concept into a technology-agnostic MDR offering and pushed into the US market, indicating consistent product and market expansion since its 2012 founding.
A technology-agnostic ingestion model that works across a customer's existing security stack is operationally practical for mid-market organizations that cannot standardize on a single vendor's tools.
A $15M Series B led by Prytek with participation from a local bank and existing investors is a credible funding signal, though it is smaller and older than rounds raised by newer, faster-scaling MDR competitors.
SOC-as-a-Platform and tool-agnostic MDR are established delivery models at this point; CYREBRO's differentiation is packaging and integration breadth rather than a fundamentally new detection approach.
Nearly 200 employees across two established offices and continued operation since 2012 suggest a durable service, but no independent, named third-party benchmark of detection or response outcomes is publicly available.
Outsourced, always-on SOC coverage remains highly relevant for the many mid-market organizations that cannot justify building and staffing an internal 24/7 security operations function.
Why CISOs Should Care
Gives resource-constrained security teams access to 24/7 SOC coverage and incident response without requiring them to standardize on a specific EDR or SIEM vendor first.
What Makes It Different
Markets itself specifically as technology-agnostic, ingesting telemetry from whatever security stack a customer already has rather than requiring migration to a proprietary detection platform.
The Matrix Verdict
53/100 — INCREMENTAL INNOVATOR
An established, credibly funded MDR/SOCaaS provider with a genuine multi-year track record, competing on integration flexibility in an increasingly crowded managed detection and response market.
Editorial Note: Claims vs. Verified Findings
The Series B amount, investor names, and 2012 founding as CyberHat are independently reported by MSSP Alert and Globes. Specific detection accuracy or response-time claims are vendor-stated and not independently benchmarked.
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