Parnu, Estonia
Building security community behind #WordPress ecosystem & protecting websites from plugin vulnerabilities.
- Revenue
- $4.1M
- Year founded
- 2017
- Team size
- 37
As of August 2026, Latka tracks 21 vulnerability scanner software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $55.4M and employ 587 people. They have raised $1.9M and serve 576 customers combined.
Every company below sells vulnerability scanner 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.
Vulnerability scanner software is designed to identify and assess security weaknesses across various systems, networks, and applications. These automated tools systematically scan an organization's IT environment, generating reports that highlight vulnerabilities needing attention. They enable security teams to prioritize and remediate issues, helping to strengthen overall security posture. The primary use cases for vulnerability scanners include continuous monitoring of IT assets to detect potential security risks, compliance assistance for regulatory requirements, and supporting proactive security measures. Common features of these tools often include automated scanning, reporting dashboards, and integration capabilities with other security solutions, aimed primarily at IT security professionals and system administrators.
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Showing 10 of 21 companies ranked by annual revenue.
Parnu, Estonia
Building security community behind #WordPress ecosystem & protecting websites from plugin vulnerabilities.
United States
With Autobahn, you find and collect vulnerabilities, prioritize them from a hacker perspective, and fix them quickly with step-by-step solution guides.
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Mobile app security platform for identifying and resolving vulnerabilities. Offers automated scans, penetration testing, and detailed threat reports.
Denver, Colorado, United States
Developer of a security platform designed for DevOps teams. The company's platform is security software which continuously scans and documents vulnerabilities, enabling engineers to find and remediate security problems in development and production.
Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico
Developer of cybersecurity platform designed to detect and prevent the possibilities of hacking web pages. The company's platform performs an automatic penetration testing with more than 500 vulnerability checks, based on the main scanners of the market, enabling businesses to get access to a clear report of thier web app's security issues and developer-friendly insights on how to solve them.
Austin, Texas, United States
Developer of web security tool designed to combat website hacking. The company's web security tool help companies scan their web applications to identify and resolve exploitable vulnerabilities.
Porto, Portugal
Developer of a web application security suite intended to provide instructions on how to fix the vulnerabilities. The company's suite provides continuous scanning of the web applications and manages the lifecycle of the vulnerabilities found in a sleek and intuitive API, enabling developers to test the security of its applications in a cost-effective manner.
Seoul, South Korea
Provider of a SaaS platform intended for auditing smart contract vulnerabilities and blockchain transactions in real-time. The company's platform will allow an automated/API-based smart contract audit and patching platform, which will enable continuous secure development of an anti-fraud and AML compliance module that analyzes suspicious transaction activity, enabling the users to identify flaws in a codebase earlier which can save money and time.
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
Siemba's AI-powered platform is at the forefront of helping organizations develop Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) and Cybersecurity Testing programs. By integrating Attack Surface Mapping, Vulnerability Assessments, Autonomous PenTesting, and PenTest as a Service (PTaaS), Siemba provides customers with unmatched visibility into their asset, security assessment, and vulnerability landscapes.
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Developer of network security technology intended to integrate security earlier into software development lifecycle. The company's platform helps to bridge the gap between development teams and security by integrating open source security tools into SDLC, enabling organization's software development teams to identify vulnerabilities faster in their code, which reduces the cost of finding and fixing bugs.
Latka tracks 21 vulnerability scanner software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. Together they generate $55.4M in annual revenue and employ 587 people.
Patchstack is the largest, with $4.1M in annual revenue, founded in 2017.
The average vulnerability scanner software company in this list makes $2.6M a year, across 21 companies with reported revenue. They serve 576 customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Patchstack, Autobahn Security | Reduce Hackability, Appknox, StackHawk and Hackmetrix.
The 21 vulnerability scanner software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $1.9M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must automate the scanning process to identify vulnerabilities across systems and networks. - Should provide detailed reporting capabilities to facilitate remediation efforts. - Must integrate with other security tools to enhance overall security workflows. - Should support a variety of environments, including on-premises and cloud-based systems. - Not just for identifying vulnerabilities; must also provide insights on remediation strategies.
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