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Smaarts - About the company

Smaarts is a funded company based in San Mateo (United States), founded in 2012 by Ash Vasudevan. It operates as a Stealth Mode: Big data & behavioral analytics based threat detection. The company has 99 active competitors, including 20 funded and 23 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like incident.io, Zafran and BreachRx.

Company Details

Smaarts is a stealth mode startup which is developing security analytics over security devices & related data sources for threat detection. Use cases include operational analytics like real time analytics for enterprise security management, unified platform for enterprise IoT solutions, massive scale correlation for real time data monitoring. Claims to have issued patents and products are yet to be launched.
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Founded Year
2012
Location
San Mateo, United States
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Funding Raised
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Smaarts's funding and investors

Smaarts is a funded company. Smaarts has 2 institutional investors.

Smaarts' founders and board of directors

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The founders of Smaarts is Ash Vasudevan.
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Smaarts's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Smaarts include incident.io, Zafran and BreachRx. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Smaarts, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for incident.io
incident.io
2021, San Francisco (United States), Series B
Cloud based security and information management systems provider
$96.2M
66/100
2nd
Logo for Zafran
Zafran
2022, New York City (United States), Series C
Security risk mitigation platform
$130M
63/100
3rd
Logo for BreachRx
BreachRx
2017, Washington, DC (United States), Series A
Incident response platform
$23M
61/100
4th
Logo for Phantom Cyber
Phantom Cyber
2014, Palo Alto (United States), Acquired
Security automation & orchestration platform for incident response
$22.7M
60/100
5th
Logo for Rootly
Rootly
2020, San Francisco (United States), Series A
Provider of an AI-native platform for on-call and incident management
$15.2M
59/100
6th
Logo for Expel
Expel
2016, Herndon (United States), Series E
Managed detection and response provider
$289M
59/100
7th
Logo for Mandiant
Mandiant
2004, Milpitas (United States), Acquired
Provider of threat prioritization based cyber incident response
$70M
58/100
8th
Logo for Radiant Security
Radiant Security
2021, San Francisco (United States), Series A
Platform offering incident response solutions
$15M
58/100
9th
Logo for Demisto
Demisto
2015, Tel Aviv (Israel), Acquired
Automated incident response & forensics platform solution
$69.8M
56/100
10th
Logo for SOC Prime
SOC Prime
2014, Wilmington (United States), Series A
Incident detection & response of cyber attacks & insider threat
$11.5M
56/100
49th
Logo for Smaarts
Smaarts
2012, San Mateo (United States), Funding Raised
Stealth Mode: Big data & behavioral analytics based threat detection
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27/100
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Smaarts's Investments and acquisitions

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