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Mitek Systems Inc is engaged in the development, sale, and service of proprietary software solutions related to mobile imaging. The firm is a software development company with expertise in artificial intelligence, and machine learning. It serves more than 7,900 financial services organizations, financial technology (fintech) brands, telecommunications companies, and marketplace brands across the globe. The company's Mobile Deposit solution is used by consumers for mobile check deposits. The company's Mobile Verify verifies a user's identity online, enabling organizations to build safer digital communities, whereas CheckReader enables financial institutions to automatically extract data from a check image received across any deposit channel - branch, ATM, RDC, and mobile.

BigID is a New York-headquartered data intelligence platform that employs machine learning for data discovery, classification, and privacy management. The software supports compliance with GDPR and CCPA across petabyte-scale environments, safeguarding customer and employee data in cloud, on-premises, and hybrid infrastructures for enterprises worldwide.

Sift provides digital trust and safety solutions preventing fraud for e-commerce and fintech platforms using machine learning on global transaction data. It protects sites handling billions in payments annually from account takeovers and payment fraud. San Francisco-headquartered since 2011, Sift serves DoorDash, Instacart, and Poshmark across 200 countries with real-time decisioning APIs.

Sardine is a risk management platform leveraging AI and machine learning for financial services firms. It detects fraud, assesses credit risks, and ensures compliance in digital banking and payments. San Francisco-headquartered Sardine serves fintechs and banks navigating online transaction threats.

Tines is a Dublin-headquartered no-code platform for security workflow automation. Security operations centers build integrations with over 400 apps to automate threat detection, incident response, and enrichment tasks through a visual builder. The company provides a free Community Edition for individual users alongside paid tiers for teams. Founded in 2018, Tines equips organizations like the UK National Health Service, Salesforce, and major banks to handle high-volume security events across cloud and on-premises environments.

Noma Security is a Boston-headquartered platform for AI security and governance. It continuously inventories AI models, agents, and infrastructure across cloud providers like AWS and Azure. Features include runtime monitoring for anomalous behaviors, compliance checks against frameworks like NIST, and simulated red team attacks to strengthen defenses in enterprise deployments.

ConductorOne is a San Francisco-headquartered provider of an AI-native identity security platform managing human, machine, and AI identities. The solution features a Unified Identity Graph for real-time visibility across cloud, on-premises, and custom apps. Modules handle lifecycle management, just-in-time access, dynamic controls, reviews, and posture monitoring with no-code connectors, Terraform support, and agentic AI for automation. It integrates with systems like Okta, AWS, and ServiceNow.

Prove is a New York-headquartered provider of phone-based identity verification services through its API marketplace. The platform processes billions of authentication transactions annually for financial institutions such as JPMorgan Chase and Capital One, enabling passwordless logins and fraud prevention via device intelligence and phone data. Founded in 2008 as Payfone before rebranding, Prove extends its reach to healthcare and retail sectors with consumer permissioned data sharing across North America. Partnerships with telcos like AT&T bolster its network coverage for seamless user onboarding.

Hawk is a Berlin-headquartered provider of AI-driven anti-money laundering and fraud detection technology. Founded in 2017, the platform combines rules-based systems with explainable AI models to monitor billions of transactions annually across 60 countries. Banks, payment processors, and fintech firms in Europe and beyond deploy Hawk to enhance compliance and risk management in real-time transaction screening.

Changyang Tech is a Beijing-based provider of industrial Internet of Things security solutions, offering seven product lines such as vulnerability scanners, terminal security gateways, and big data analytics platforms. Its systems protect manufacturing facilities in power and oil sectors across China.

Riskified Ltd has built a next-generation eCommerce risk management platform that allows online merchants to create trusted relationships with their consumers. It generates revenue by granting merchants access to its eCommerce risk management platform and reviewing and approving eCommerce transactions for legitimacy. Its merchants include some of the ecommerce brands including Wayfair, Lastminute.com, SHEIN, and Macy’s. Its merchants operate in a variety of verticals, including Payments, Money Transfer & Crypto, Tickets & Travel, Electronics, Home, Fashion & Luxury Goods, General Retail and Food. The company derived maximum revenue from Israel.

Founded in 2000, Rapid7 is a cybersecurity company that began providing vulnerability management solutions. It has, however, expanded its portfolio to provide extended detection and response; security information and event management; cloud security, threat intelligence, and application security; and security orchestration, automation, and response. The Boston-based company went public in 2015.

Asiainfo Security Technologies Co Ltd is a leader in China's network security software field, and a network security company that knows the Internet and the cloud in the industry.

Cape is a Boston-headquartered developer of privacy-preserving communication protocols for mobile devices. The technology enables anonymous messaging and payments via zero-knowledge proofs integrated with iOS and Android apps. Used by enterprises for secure employee channels, it complies with GDPR. Founded in 2021, Cape focuses on blockchain interoperability without user data exposure.

Corelight is a San Francisco-headquartered cybersecurity company founded in 2013. It delivers network traffic analysis powered by Zeek, an open-source framework derived from Bro, enabling security teams to monitor traffic, detect threats, and investigate incidents in real time.

SecurityScorecard is a cybersecurity ratings platform assessing over a million companies' external risk postures. The New York-headquartered firm, founded in 2013, enables third-party risk management, board reporting, and cyber insurance decisions through its patented scoring. Organizations use its API for vendor questionnaire automation and 360-degree risk views across digital footprints.

CyCognito is a Palo Alto-based cybersecurity company, founded in 2018, that provides an external attack surface management platform using machine learning and natural language understanding to autonomously discover, test, and prioritize security risks across an organization's internet-exposed assets. The platform builds a graph model of a company's digital footprint, scans for vulnerabilities across servers and devices, and flags likely attacker entry points, including unknown or abandoned systems that manual methods often miss. CyCognito serves Fortune 500 companies and government entities such as Colgate-Palmolive, Tesco, and the State of California.

Menlo Security is a Mountain View-headquartered provider of cloud-based isolation platforms that neutralize malware threats from websites, emails, and documents. Founded in 2012, it protects over 400 enterprise customers including Fortune 500 firms like Palo Alto Networks clients and banks such as HSBC. Backed by $300 million from Vista Equity Partners and General Catalyst, Menlo Security processes billions of sessions monthly via its Adaptive Protection technology, with global data centers in the US, Europe, and Asia.