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The Top Security Software SaaS Companies
As of Jan 2020, these 21 SaaS companies are the largest in the Security Software space. (Click to apply)
This list tracks the largest private B2B Security Software SaaS companies by revenue. In total, this list features 21 companies with combined revenues of $1.2B.
These companies have raised a total of $858.6M. Together, these Security Software saas companies serve 4M customers and employ over 5K on their teams.
- Sensorberg $574.0K
- Detectify $336.0K
- Apozy $168.0K
- Defendry $38.4K
- Keystrokedna $0.0
- Paubox $1.2M
- Cygilant $8.0M
- Simplycast $7.2M
- Asaas $5.1M
- Awarenesstechnologies $5.0M
- Qualys $277.9M
- Rapid7 $248.4M
- Carbonblack $200.0M
- Pingidentity $180.0M
- Malwarebytes $120.0M
- 01
$277.9M
$65.0M
10K
870
1999
Security Software
- 02
$248.4M
$90.0M
9K
1K
2000
Security Software
- 03
$200.0M
$191.0M
4K
—
2002
Security Software
- 04
$180.0M
$128.0M
2K
1K
2002
Security Software
- 05
$120.0M
$80.0M
3M
650
2003
Security Software
- 06
$100.0M
$90.0M
5K
500
2004
Security Software
- 08
$20.0M
$55.0M
500K
130
2012
Security Software
- 09
$18.0M
$54.0M
500
120
2011
Security Software
- 10
$14.4M
$50.0M
600
150
2011
Security Software
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The Latka Grid
Bootstrapped, Funded SaaS
55 bootstrapped companies made the 2019 list compared to 102 funded companies that have raised $2.8 billion in total.
These bootstrapped founders should be very proud. They found creative ways to drive growth without having to sell big chunks of their company for equity.
53 of these bootstrapped CEO’s are not located in San Francisco or New York.
All except 6 of the 55 are profitable as of December 2019.
Is Churn Important for Growth?
90 of these companies have net revenue retention greater than 100%. This means their upsell and expansion revenue from historical customers more than makes up for any lost revenue from those same customers.
34 of these companies have net revenue retention between 80-99%.
The companies with net revenue retention under 80% annually share a common theme in that only 2 out of the 29 companies have any expansion revenue at all.
Many of these companies simply haven’t added a second product to upsell, or don’t rely on utility based upselling. Expect their growth to expand in 2020 as many of them have expansion revenue in their strategic plans.