Huntress CEO Reflects on $250M ARR and the Company’s Cybersecurity Mission
Summary
Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan reflects on the company reaching $250 million in ARR, its mission to make cybersecurity accessible to underserved businesses, and its growth to more than 270,000 organizations.
Key points
- Hanslovan says Huntress was founded in 2015 to bring cybersecurity expertise to businesses underserved by enterprise-focused vendors.
- The company reports protecting more than 270,000 organizations, 19 million endpoints and identities, and customers in 100 countries.
- Huntress says its partner network includes more than 20,000 people and organizations.
- The CEO describes $250 million in ARR as a result of the company’s mission, not its primary goal.
- Hanslovan says the company plans to keep expanding and developing security services for businesses facing evolving threats.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Huntress business milestone: the company reports reaching $250 million in annual recurring revenue.
- Impact
- Huntress says its security services support more than 270,000 organizations, 19 million endpoints and identities, and customers in 100 countries. The article describes the milestone as a result of the company's growth and mission, with no specific security incident reported.
People
Vendors
HuntressJohn Ferrell, and I found a cause worth dedicating our lives to—so we took a leap of faith and founded Huntress (then known as Huntress Labs). Along the way, more like-minded misfits joined us, and by 2018, weMicrosofttelcos, printer dealerships, system integrators, insurance providers, resellers, distributors, and Microsoft, we've rallied more than 20,000 badasses who are working together to secure the globe's most at-risk