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Barkly is Runtime Malware Defense- a completely new approach to endpoint protection. Barkly`s protection operates at runtime to provide an entirely new line of of defense that is complementary to pre-execution protection such as traditional AV and next-generation AV. Our runtime approach, which utilizes advanced machine learning, enables us to address critical threats that other solutions don`t such as fileless malware and zero-days. Barkly is the first endpoint protection solution to use a multi-tenant SaaS service combined with local endpoint protection. Through this unique approach we are able to improve the strength and quality of protection in addition to the customer experience.
VMRay is focused on a single mission: to help enterprises protect themselves against the growing global malware threat. The company`s automated malware analysis and detection solutions help enterprises around the world minimize business risk, protect their valuable data and safeguard their brand. VMRay`s founders, Dr. Carsten Willems and Dr. Ralf Hund, were early pioneers in malware sandboxing, developing breakthrough technologies that continue to lead the industry. They founded VMRay to transform their research into practical solutions for making the online world a safer place.
CyberFOX is a global cybersecurity solutions provider focused on privileged access management (PAM) and password management for managed service providers (MSPs) and IT Pros. Its flagship products – Password Boss for password management and AutoElevate for PAM – supply critical elements of a comprehensive security strategy while improving end-user experiences. CyberFOX and their solutions were built for the unique needs of today`s MSPs and IT pros with simple affordable, practicable security.
Global Network Supply is a Los Angeles, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Noname Security is the creator of the most powerful, complete, and easy-to-use API security platform, used by Fortune 500 companies to discover, analyze, remediate, and test their legacy and modern APIs. Noname is privately held, with headquarters in Palo Alto, California, and an office in Tel Aviv.