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Top 50 Incident Response Software Companies (August 2026)

As of August 2026, Latka tracks 221 incident response software companies. They have combined revenues of $4.6B and employ 25.8K people. They have raised $5.6B and serve 508.8M customers combined.

Every company below sells incident response software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Incident Response Software Companies do

Incident Response Software encompasses tools designed to help organizations identify, manage, and mitigate security incidents. These solutions are essential for responding efficiently to a variety of incidents, including cybersecurity breaches, system failures, and operational disruptions. They typically support workflows that include incident detection, classification, escalation, and resolution, enabling teams to address issues systematically and effectively. Key features often found in incident response software include automated workflows, role-based access controls, real-time monitoring, incident logging, and reporting capabilities. Organizations ranging from IT departments to security compliance teams utilize these tools to streamline their responses, improve communication during incidents, and enhance overall security posture. By integrating these solutions into their operations, organizations can significantly reduce the time it takes to remediate issues and prevent recurrence. Typical users of incident response software include IT security professionals, incident response teams, and compliance officers, who rely on these tools to ensure organizational safety and adherence to regulatory standards. The software is critical in environments where rapid incident recovery is necessary to maintain business continuity and protect sensitive data.

Companies
221
Revenue
$4.6B
Funding
$5.6B
Employees
25.8K

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Top Incident Response Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 221 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Arctic Wolf logo
Arctic Wolf

Eden Prairie, Minnesota, United States

Using the cloud-native Arctic Wolf® Platform, we help organizations end cyber risk by providing security operations as a concierge service. Arctic Wolf solutions include Arctic Wolf® Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Managed Risk, Managed Security Awareness, and Incident Response; each delivered by our Concierge Delivery Model. Highly-trained security experts work as an extension of internal teams to provide 24×7 monitoring, detection and response, as well as ongoing risk management to proactively protect organizations while continually strengthening their security posture.

Revenue
$541M
Customers
5.5K
Year founded
2012
Funding
$899.2M
Team size
3.2K
Growth
23.52%
2eSentire logo
eSentire

Waterloo, Canada

eSentire is recognized globally as the Authority in Managed Detection and Response (MDR) because we hunt, investigate and stop cyber threats. It provides cutting-edge 24/7 protection to prevent cyber criminals from disrupting organizations.

Revenue
$243M
Year founded
2001
Funding
$358.5M
Team size
589
3BlueVoyant logo
BlueVoyant

New York, New York, United States

BlueVoyant leverages world-class technology, telemetry, and talent to deliver rock-solid cyber defense capabilities that protect against cyber attacks. It provides AI-driven internal, external, and supply chain cyber defense, all within one powerful Security Operations Platform.

Revenue
$213.5M
Year founded
2017
Funding
$665.5M
Team size
650
4GuidePoint Security logo
GuidePoint Security

Herndon, Virginia, United States

Provider of cybersecurity expertise, solutions, and services that help organizations make better decisions and minimize risk

Revenue
$194.5M
Year founded
2011
Team size
998
5Dragos, Inc. logo
Dragos, Inc.

Hanover, Maryland, United States

Dragos has a global mission to safeguard civilization from those trying to disrupt the industrial infrastructure we depend on every day. The Dragos Platform offers the most effective industrial cybersecurity technology, giving customers visibility into their ICS/OT assets, vulnerabilities, threats, and response actions. The strength behind the Dragos Platform comes from our ability to codify Dragos's industry-leading OT threat intelligence, and insights from the Dragos services team, into the software. Our community-focused approach gives you access to the largest array of industrial organizations participating in collective defense, with the broadest visibility available.  ​ Our solutions protect organizations across a range of industries, including electric, oil & gas, manufacturing, building automation systems, chemical, government, water, food & beverage, mining, transportation, and pharmaceutical. Dragos is privately held and headquartered in the Washington, DC area with regional presence around the world, including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and the Middle East.  ​

Revenue
$154.4M
Year founded
2016
Funding
$321M
Team size
566
6Expel logo
Expel

Herndon, Virginia, United States

Expel is a cybersecurity company that provides managed detection and response services to businesses of all sizes. The company's platform combines technology, human expertise, and intelligence to provide 24/7 monitoring, detection, and response to cyber threats. Expel's team of security analysts uses the platform to quickly identify and remediate threats, reducing the time and cost associated with incident response. The platform also provides real-time visibility into security events and risk posture, helping businesses to improve their overall cybersecurity posture. Expel was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia.

Revenue
$142.2M
Year founded
2016
Funding
$257.8M
Team size
508
Growth
66.99%
7CHAOS Industries logo
CHAOS Industries

Cedar Park, United States

CHAOS Industries builds next-gen solutions for surveillance, detection, and protection. The company is focusing on advanced technologies for defense and critical industry sectors.

Revenue
$134.6M
Year founded
2022
Funding
$1B
Team size
143
8MindPoint Group logo
MindPoint Group

McLean, Virginia, United States

The cybersecurity firm of choice for U.S. federal agencies and commercial enterprises around the globe since 2009

Revenue
$121.2M
Year founded
2009
Team size
808
9Alpha Omega logo
Alpha Omega

Vienna, Virginia, United States

Cybersecurity company supporting federal agencies with tailored digital transformation and cybersecurity solutions to ensure our nation's continued global leadership

Revenue
$121.2M
Year founded
2015
Team size
364
10Coro logo
Coro

New York, New York, United States

Cybersecurity for Mid Market companies

Revenue
$100M
Customers
13.5K
Year founded
2014
Funding
$282M
Team size
386
Growth
100%

Frequently asked questions about Incident Response Software Companies

How many incident response software companies are there?

Latka tracks 221 incident response software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $4.6B in annual revenue and employ 25.8K people.

Which incident response software company is the largest?

Arctic Wolf is the largest, with $541M in annual revenue, founded in 2012.

How much revenue does a typical incident response software company make?

The average incident response software company in this list makes $20.9M a year, across 221 companies with reported revenue. They serve 508.8M customers combined.

Who are the leading Incident Response software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Arctic Wolf, eSentire, BlueVoyant, GuidePoint Security and Dragos, Inc..

How much funding have incident response software companies raised?

The 221 incident response software companies tracked here have raised $5.6B in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- Must facilitate the detection and management of security incidents. - Should offer automated workflows for incident response processes. - Must provide real-time monitoring and alerting capabilities. - Should include incident logging and reporting functionalities. - Must support role-based access for effective task management. - Not just basic monitoring; must also enable detailed incident analysis and prioritization.