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Top 50 User Threat Prevention Software Companies (August 2026)

As of August 2026, Latka tracks 52 user threat prevention software companies. They have combined revenues of $342M and employ 2.7K people. They have raised $229.8M and serve 500M customers combined.

Every company below sells user threat prevention 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 User Threat Prevention Software Companies do

User Threat Prevention Software is a category of cybersecurity solutions designed to monitor, detect, and mitigate threats originating from within an organization. These tools primarily focus on safeguarding against malicious or unintentional actions taken by users, such as employees or contractors, who have access to sensitive data and systems. The software typically incorporates features like user activity monitoring, data loss prevention, and real-time alerts to help organizations identify potential insider threats before they escalate into significant security incidents. Common use cases for User Threat Prevention Software include identifying suspicious behavior, ensuring compliance with internal policies, and protecting sensitive information from leaks. Typical features may include user behavior analytics, incident response workflows, and reporting tools tailored for security teams or compliance officers. The primary buyers are usually from IT security departments, risk management teams, and compliance units looking to enhance their organization's overall security posture against internal risks.

Companies
52
Revenue
$342M
Funding
$229.8M
Employees
2.7K

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Top User Threat Prevention Software Companies by revenue

Showing 10 of 52 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Push Security logo
Push Security

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Push Security is a browser-based identity security platform that stops phishing, credential-based attacks, session hijacking, and account takeover. By extending real-time detection and response capabilities into users’ browsers — think EDR, but in the browser — Push monitors the entire identity attack surface while proactively enforcing controls like MFA and strong passwords.

Revenue
$54.8M
Funding
$49M
Team size
498
2ActiveFence logo
ActiveFence

United States

ActiveFence is the leading provider of UGC and AI Safety solutions, delivering the industry’s most robust safeguards, to protect the world’s leading foundation models and AI-powered applications. Trusted by safety teams of all sizes, we help protect over three billion users from threats such as child abuse, exploitation, hate speech, and more. Our comprehensive solutions integrate deep intelligence research, AI-driven harmful content detection, and a robust moderation platform, enabling global platforms to operate safely and responsibly in over 100 languages.

Revenue
$34.3M
Year founded
2018
Team size
312
3Spec logo
Spec

San Jose, California, United States

Spec is the unified fraud and bot defense platform that uses complete session behavior analysis to catch 99% of fraud before it hits your customer flows.

Revenue
$26.5M
Year founded
2020
Team size
153
4flare.io logo
flare.io

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Flare provides a Threat Exposure Management solution that integrates threat intelligence, digital risk protection, and actionable high-value alerts for company name mentions, leaked credentials, and other cyber threats.

Revenue
$25.1M
Team size
124
5Privacy Bee logo
Privacy Bee

Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

External data privacy solutions for improved cybersecurity (spear phishing and social engineering), boosted productivity, and reduced employee churn.

Revenue
$21.9M
Customers
25K
Team size
80
6LeapXpert logo
LeapXpert

New York, NY, United States

LeapXpert, the responsible business communication pioneer, provides enterprises peace of mind through compliant and secure communication solutions. The LeapXpert Communications Platform enables compliant, governed, and secure communication between enterprise employees and their clients across consumer messaging and voice channels, while leveraging Communication Intelligence to enhance front-office employee productivity and decision-making. LeapXpert, a Gartner Cool Vendor, is headquartered in New York, with offices in London, Tel Aviv, and Asia. Hundreds of enterprise customers, with hundreds of thousands of users in more than 45 countries, depend on LeapXpert daily for Digital Communications Governance.

Revenue
$20.9M
Year founded
2017
Team size
139
7TitanHQ logo
TitanHQ

United States

Best-in-class SaaS Cybersecurity Platform delivering a layered security solution to prevent user vulnerability​ For more information, please visit https://www.titanhq.com/contact/

Revenue
$17.3M
Year founded
1999
Team size
157
8Teramind logo
Teramind

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States

Teramind solves for the most elusive factor in modern industry: the human element. Our powerful data collection and visualizations help you transform internal security and efficiency.  For the past decade, we’ve evolved the behavior analytics industry with innovative insider threat, productivity, and business process optimization tools. Now, Teramind is evolving the industry once again with AI-powered predictive analytics that allows you to see trends and provide employee support or intervention before there’s an issue. Our teams are 100% remote in support of the value we place on independent thought, creativity, and the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. If you’d like to join us, see our open jobs.

Revenue
$16M
Year founded
2014
Team size
145
9ThreatMark logo
ThreatMark

Charlotte, North CArolina, United States

Provider of an online fraud prevention platform designed to reduce fraudulent transactions and protect online users against cyber threats. The company's fraud prevention platform is based on digital identity sensing technology that brings the synergy of having all needed fraud and CSX capabilities under one roof, enabling users to protect their digital business and customers against fraud and cyber attacks more smoothly than ever.

Revenue
$15M
Year founded
2015
Funding
$73.1M
Team size
77
10CybSafe logo
CybSafe

London, England, United Kingdom

Developer of a cybersecurity and data analytics software. The company's cybersecurity and data analytics software through machine intelligent automation generate a series of data-driven and science-based interventions that reduce human cyber risk. Its cloud-based SaaS platform provides AI-curated content, 'just-in-time' virtual cyber assistance, scientifically-proven behaviour change, targeted GCHQ-accredited learning and personalized 'nudge' interventions that demonstrably address cyber awareness, behaviour, and culture in organizations.

Revenue
$11.5M
Customers
350
Year founded
2016
Funding
$12.8M
Team size
75

Frequently asked questions about User Threat Prevention Software Companies

How many user threat prevention software companies are there?

Latka tracks 52 user threat prevention software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $342M in annual revenue and employ 2.7K people.

Which user threat prevention software company is the largest?

Push Security is the largest, with $54.8M in annual revenue.

How much revenue does a typical user threat prevention software company make?

The average user threat prevention software company in this list makes $6.6M a year, across 52 companies with reported revenue. They serve 500M customers combined.

Who are the leading User Threat Prevention software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Push Security, ActiveFence, Spec, flare.io and Privacy Bee.

How much funding have user threat prevention software companies raised?

The 52 user threat prevention software companies tracked here have raised $229.8M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- Product must monitor user activities to detect suspicious behavior. - Must provide real-time alerts for potential threats. - Must include features for data loss prevention or user behavior analytics. - Focus should be on mitigating risks from internal users, not just external threats. - Should integrate with existing IT security infrastructure for a cohesive approach.