Detect and alert
Traditional EDR
SentinelOne · CrowdStrike · Trellix · Microsoft Defender
- Detect (covered)
- Investigate (not covered)
- Respond (not covered)
Autonomous endpoint security for the AI era.
One agent that protects enterprise endpoints, AI at the edge, and physical AI infrastructure — and closes the incident without waiting for an analyst.
Deployed in minutes. No infrastructure. Multi-tenant from day one.
Replay an incident
ThreatBreaker active. All systems secure.
Dashboard / TBCS Inc
A replay of a real pilot incident, customer anonymised.
This is the actual console — Open the Console
Selected for
for Startups
Fall 2025 cohort
The problem
Human-driven security does not scale.
Attacks move in minutes. Alerts still wait in a queue for a person who is not there.
- 4.8M
unfilled cybersecurity roles worldwide
Source: ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study, 2024
- 40%
of attacks linked to a lack of in-house expertise
Source: Sophos, The State of Ransomware, 2025
- 29%
of organisations reporting AI-related security breaches
Source: Gartner, 2025
1 analyst · 1000s of endpoints
The cost of failure is losing the business.
Endpoints · alerts as they land
Alerts pile up faster than one person can open them. Each one waits its turn.The agent investigates and contains each alert as it lands. The queue stays empty.
Why ThreatBreaker
A new category between EDR and the autonomous SOC.
EDR detects and raises an alert. An autonomous SOC investigates what it is handed. We do both, and act, on the endpoint.
Autonomous endpoint security
ThreatBreaker
One agent, end to end: detection from raw endpoint data, AI-driven forensics, and response under playbooks you approve.
- Detect (covered)
- Investigate (covered)
- Respond (covered)
Automate investigation
Autonomous SOC
Exaforce · Radiant · Dropzone AI · Prophet AI
- Detect (not covered)
- Investigate (covered)
- Respond (not covered)
Built for 99% automation. Humans supervise rather than operate.
Platform
One agent for every endpoint you run, and every one you will run next.
The same Rust agent protects laptops, servers, edge AI and the compute behind physical systems.
Enterprise endpoints
Laptops, servers and workstations on Windows, Linux and macOS.
In-kernel blocking on Linux and macOS; detect-and-terminate on Windows. About 14 MB, under 1% idle CPU.
MacBook-Air-4.local · macOS 14.5Protected
Edge AI
Inference outside the data centre, often with intermittent or no connectivity.
Runs on ARM64 Linux, including NVIDIA Jetson. Rules, YARA-X and ML inference execute on the device, online or not.
jetson-orin-07 · ARM64 · offlineDetecting locally
Physical AI
Robotics, industrial automation and computer vision, where response has to be local.
Protects the compute layer of cyber-physical systems. On-premise and air-gapped deployment, with offline licences.
cell-controller-03 · Air-gappedProtected
AI-driven prevention
Behavioural rules, Sigma, YARA-X, IOC matching and an on-device ML model, layered so a gap in one is covered by another.
Automated investigation and forensics
Every detection becomes a timeline, a MITRE ATT&CK mapping, a risk score and an evidence package with chain of custody.
Autonomous response
Playbooks run in Manual, Notify-only, Require-approval or Auto. Only the ones you promote to Auto act on their own.
The chain every incident runs throughClick a step to replay it in the console above
Detect → Stop → Investigate → Explain → Respond
Partners
We sell through you, not around you.
MSSPs, MSPs and distributors resell ThreatBreaker. There is no direct sales team competing for your customers.
01
More endpoints per analyst
The agent closes routine incidents itself, so each analyst supervises a far larger fleet.
02
Same team, new service line
Offer autonomous endpoint security, edge and air-gapped coverage without hiring for it.
03
Growth without new hires
Headcount stops rising with every endpoint you add. Your book of clients does not have to.
How you work with ThreatBreaker. Many partners do both.
For MSSPs and MSPs: grow the book, not the headcount.
See how many analysts your endpoints need today, and with ThreatBreaker. Both assumptions are editable.
| Endpoints | Analysts today | With ThreatBreaker |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | 1 | 1 |
| 5,000 | 5 | 1 |
| 10,000 | 10 | 2 |
| 25,000 | 25 | 5 |
Illustrative. Real coverage depends on your client mix, SLAs and which playbooks you promote to Auto. Assumes 160 working hours per analyst per month.
Your tier sets your terms, and your deals stay yours.
Pricing and discounts are shared under NDA once you join. Here is how the economics work.
Tiered discount
Better terms on every licence you sell as your tier rises.
Deal registration
Register an opportunity and it is protected. We do not sell around you.
Demos and pilots on us
Not-for-resale licences and pilot support for your prospects.
Enablement
Sales and technical training, and co-marketing for your team.
Consultancies and advisors
Referral
- Register opportunities
- Referral fee on closed deals
- Sales enablement and demo support
MSSPs and MSPs
Managed service
- Multi-tenant console, one view of every client
- Per-company branding on console and reports
- Licence slots and sub-client provisioning
- Partner pricing and pilot support
Distributors and regional operators
Distribution
- Federated regional dashboards
- Master licence management
- Volume licensing and enablement
Traction
From prototype to enterprise pilots in under twelve months.
Contracted revenue, live pilots and a pipeline built through MSSPs.
- contracted ARR
- $300K
- ThreatBreaker company data, Sep 2026
- MSSPs in active discussions
- 10
- ThreatBreaker company data, Sep 2026
- live pilots
- 5
- ThreatBreaker company data, Sep 2026
- endpoints evaluated
- 5,000+
- ThreatBreaker company data, Sep 2026
Q1 2026
Development
- MVP
- Production readiness
Q2 2026
Product launch
- Launched at RSA, April 2026
- First pilots onboarded
Q3 2026Now
Expand pilots
- 5 live pilots
- 5,000+ endpoints evaluated
Q4 2026Next
Convert and scale
- Pilot-to-paid conversion
- $500K ARR target
Company
Built together. Exited together. Building again.
Three founders with two M&A exits behind them, and more than five years working side by side.
Advisors
Farokh Karani on LinkedInChannel leader, one IPO and five exits
David Corlette on LinkedInVP Product, VIPRE
William Bradley on LinkedInSr Director, XM Cyber
Igor Kotsiuba on LinkedInDurham University Business School
Ivan Slavioglo on LinkedInVP of IT, Fozzy Group
Mariana Tataryn on LinkedInAI and deep-tech ventures
Volodymyr Pugachov on LinkedInLead AI Researcher, UC Berkeley
Yuval Malachi on LinkedInCybersecurity entrepreneur, Israel
Seed
Our seed round opens in October 2026.
If you follow autonomous security, we will keep you posted on what we build and when.
- angel funding raised
- $200K
- contracted ARR
- $300K
- managed security services market, growing 12% a year
- $43B
- Source: Mordor Intelligence, Security Managed Services Market, 2026
- managed detection and response market by 2031, growing 23% a year
- $17.6B
- Source: MarketsandMarkets, Managed Detection and Response Market, 2026
Market context
Autonomous by default. Supervised by you.
Try it yourself
Create an account and connect your first endpoints. Deployed in minutes, no infrastructure.
See it on a live incident
A 30-minute session where the agent handles a real incident while you watch.
Or talk to Andrii Sydoruk, Co-founder & CEO · as@threatbreaker.com · +1 (737) 287-3603