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Series B Cybersecurity companies in New York

Companies defending or attacking software, networks, and cloud infrastructure. Filtered to Series B-stage companies headquartered in New York.

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    AppViewX· New York, New York, United States

    AppViewX is trusted by the world’s leading enterprises to prevent outages, reduce risk, and ensure compliance through automated Certificate Lifecycle Management (CLM) and PKI solutions. Our platform delivers end-to-end visibility, automation, and policy control while enabling crypto-agility. Today, mid-size enterprises to Fortune 500 companies—including 6 of the top 10 global banks and 5 of the top 10 healthcare providers—rely on AppViewX as the foundation for their digital trust.

    • Series B
    • 562 employees
    • Founded 2008
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    Adaptive Security· Howard Beach, New York, United States

    Adaptive is the human security platform for the AI era.AI has fundamentally changed the threat landscape. Deepfakes make social engineering more convincing, AI-generated phishing makes sophisticated attacks easier to scale, and the rapid adoption of AI tools and agents introduces entirely new risks inside the organization.Adaptive brings together security awareness training, phishing simulations, agentic email security, and AI governance to secure every attack surface where work happens. The platform trains employees against emerging threats, stops sophisticated attacks in the inbox, and secures risky AI and agent usage. Every product works together, combining signals across employees, email, browsers, and devices to continuously understand and reduce human risk.More than 1,000 leading organizations trust Adaptive, rating it 4.9/5 on G2 and Gartner with an NPS of 94. Recognized by Fortune and Fast Company and featured in CNN, BBC, WSJ, Politico, and Variety, Adaptive has raised over $100M from investors including OpenAI and NVIDIA.

    • Series B
    • 292 employees
    • Founded 2024
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    OX Security· New York, New York, United States

    OX Security removes risk at the source - eliminating exposures from AI code generation through cloud runtime - preventing security debt before it ever reaches production. Unlike conventional tools that cannot keep pace with modern, AI-driven development, or cloud-specific solutions that are infrastructure-only, the OX Platform pinpoints vulnerabilities at creation and remediates runtime exposures at the source.

    • Series B
    • 214 employees
    • Founded 2021
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    CertiK· New York, New York, United States

    CertiK is the largest Web3 security services provider, founded in December 2017 in New York by two professors from Yale and Columbia University.CertiK offers a wide range of products and services to support the Web3 industry, project teams, and users alike. CertiK's products and services span the entire lifecycle of project development, from incubation and early stages, to growth and maturity. CertiK is one of the most globally recognized companies in the Web3 industry, serving users across 150 countries/regions.To date, CertiK has worked with more than 5,000 enterprise clients, secured over $600 billion worth of digital assets, and detected more than 180,000 vulnerabilities in blockchain code. CertiK's clients include industry-leading projects such as Aptos, Ripple, Sandbox, Polygon, BNB Chain, and TON.Since its inception, CertiK has secured investments from 12 top-tier funds, including Sequoia, Coatue, Goldman Sachs, Shunwei Capital and Insight Partners, with a valuation of more than $2 billion. With a highly skilled technical team, CertiK stands out for its expertise in formal verification technology, artificial intelligence, and academia. CertiK's leaders also collaborate closely with global government bodies to develop supportive Web3 compliance and regulatory frameworks.

    • Series B
    • 209 employees
    • Founded 2018
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    Sentra· New York, New York, United States

    Sentra is the AI Data Readiness and Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) platform for the enterprise.Organizations are deploying AI agents, Copilots, and LLM pipelines faster than they're governing the data underneath them. Sentra fixes that. We discover, classify, and secure the sensitive data across your entire data estate - cloud, SaaS, and on-premises - so AI systems only reach what they're supposed to reach.What we do: - Continuous data discovery and classification across AWS, Azure, GCP, Salesforce, Databricks, Snowflake, and more - 98% classification accuracy, context-aware and without custom rules - AI data governance: know what your Copilot, agents, and RAG pipelines can access before go-live - Least privilege enforcement at the data layer to reduce breach blast radius - Agentless, in-environment scanning; no data ever leaves your environment - Compliance-ready posture for GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, PCI, EU AI Act, and moreWho we work with: CISOs, security engineers, data privacy officers, and cloud architects at enterprises who can't afford to find out what their AI can see after the fact.Real findings in week one. No tuning. Petabyte scale.🌐 sentra.io

    • Series B
    • 205 employees
    • Founded 2021

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