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Cybereason

Endpoint security and managed detection and response for enterprises, now part of LevelBlue.

🇺🇸 La Jolla, California, USA (Japan office: Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo) · Founded 2012 · 201–1,000 people

EstablishedCybersecurityEndpoint securityManaged security servicesEnterprise softwareAI

Cybereason is a cybersecurity company founded in 2012. It provides endpoint detection and response, next-generation antivirus, extended detection and response, and managed security services for enterprises. LevelBlue, a managed security services provider based in Dallas, completed its acquisition of Cybereason in November 2025. In Japan it operates as Cybereason G.K., with a head office in Tokyo and branches in Osaka and Nagoya.

Open to

  • Hiring

The Japan site has a recruiting page that points candidates to the company's global job listings.

Products and services

Product

Cybereason EDR and NGAV

Endpoint detection and response and next-generation antivirus that detect attacks in real time.

Who it's for: Enterprises

  • Analyzes endpoint data to identify threats
  • Also includes Endpoint Control, mobile threat defense and vulnerability management
Product

Cybereason XDR

Extended detection and response platform.

Who it's for: Enterprises

Service

MDR and incident response

Managed detection and response, incident response and security assessments.

Who it's for: Enterprises

  • Managed detection and response (MDR)
  • Incident response and compromise assessments
  • Security health checks and CSIRT building and training

Customers

Enterprises that need endpoint protection and managed detection and response.

Traction

Updated Oct 2026

The Japan site states that Cybereason holds the number one share of the EDR market in Japan. LevelBlue completed its acquisition of the company on November 25, 2025.

Funding

Over $850M by 2023, plus $120M in 2025total raised
  • Series C2015Led by SoftBank$59 million
  • Series D2017Led by SoftBank$100 million
  • Financing2019Led by SoftBank$200 million
  • Series F2021Led by Liberty Strategic Capital$275M, plus $50M from Google Cloud
  • Financing2023Led by SoftBank$100 million
  • Financing2025$120 million
InvestorsSoftBank Corp.SoftBank Vision Fund 2Liberty Strategic CapitalSpark CapitalCharles River VenturesGoogle Cloud