Cybereason

No. Managed security provider LevelBlue completed its acquisition of Cybereason in May 2025, according to the company's website. The combined entity integrates Cybereason's XDR platform with LevelBlue's managed detection, response, and retainer services. The acquisition closed after Cybereason had raised over $750 million in venture backing from firms including SoftBank and Alphabet's CapitalG.

A MalOp, short for malicious operation, is Cybereason's term for a fully contextualized visualization of an entire attack from root cause to every affected endpoint and user. Instead of alert-centric triage, the platform correlates multi-stage attacker behavior into a single storyline, which Cybereason claims reduces investigation and remediation time significantly. The concept anchors the company's differentiation from alert-heavy EDR tools.

Yes. Cybereason provides 24/7 managed detection and response out of its global security operations centers, alongside retainer-based incident response and compromise assessment engagements. Post-acquisition by LevelBlue, these services are amplified by LevelBlue's existing elite human expertise and IR bench. The combined entity positions itself to underwrite resilience outcomes, not just software delivery.

Cybereason raised over $800 million in funding across multiple venture rounds, with notable backers including SoftBank Group, Alphabet's CapitalG, and CRV. The company used the capital to scale engineering, build out global offices, and sustain growth against well-funded competitors like CrowdStrike and SentinelOne. Exact post-money valuations at exit have not been publicly disclosed.

Cybereason has promoted that it achieved 100% detection, visibility, accuracy, and SOC efficiency in a recent MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Evaluation — the industry's most rigorous adversary emulation framework. The firm uses this result to anchor technical credibility in competitive bake-offs against other EDR/XDR vendors. The exact evaluation round and adversary profile tested are cited on the firm's website.