Cyble ranks No. 576 on 2026 Inc. 5000 as ARR more than triples

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 11, 2026

Cyble said it ranked No. 576 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 and that its annual recurring revenue has more than tripled in just over two years.

Cyble said Aug. 11 that it ranked No. 576 on the 2026 Inc. 5000, the annual list of America’s fastest-growing private companies.

The Cupertino, Calif.-based cybersecurity company also said its annual recurring revenue has more than tripled in just over two years. It did not disclose the revenue amount or the exact measurement period behind the ranking.

In its release, Cyble said the result reflects a shift toward AI-native security tools. The company said it serves that market with products that combine threat intelligence, digital risk protection and security operations.

Cyble described itself as an AI-native cybersecurity company delivering unified risk intelligence and decision support to enterprises and government organizations worldwide. It said its platform includes Silicon Attested Endpoint Protection and agentic AI through Cyble Blaze AI.

Cyble Co-Founder and Chief Executive Beenu Arora said the company’s ARR growth shows that “AI isn't a feature bolted onto cybersecurity for us; it's the foundation we built on from day one.” The release also said the recognition comes as Cyble expands its global footprint and increases investment in AI and automation.

The company’s announcement did not include additional financial figures, customer counts or a comparison with prior years’ ranking on the list.

Inc. describes the Inc. 5000 as a ranking of privately held companies with sustained growth. Cyble said the list is one of the most prestigious rankings of privately held companies in the United States.

Cyble’s announcement was published from Cupertino, Calif., on Aug. 11.

Sources

• PR Newswire release: Cyble ranks No. 576 on the 2026 Inc. 5000

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