At-Bay is a technology company.
At-Bay is a cyber insurance and managed detection and response (MDR) security platform that provides proactive protection against cyber threats, combining insurance with advanced security solutions.
At-Bay has raised $277.0M across 5 funding rounds.
At-Bay has raised $277.0M in total across 5 funding rounds.
At-Bay is an InsurSec provider that integrates cyber insurance with advanced cybersecurity technology via its Stance™ Unified Security Platform, offering end-to-end prevention, detection, and response for digital risks.[1][2][3] It serves mid-sized companies and enterprises across sectors, solving escalating cyber threats like ransomware, data breaches, and fraud by combining policies such as Cyber Insurance, Tech E&O, and MPL with proactive tools including MDR, exposure management, fraud defense, and security training.[1][3][4] With over 40,000 policyholders, $60B in risk under management, 1.5 million monitored assets, and a 15-minute mean time to remediate threats, At-Bay demonstrates strong growth momentum in a cyber-risk landscape intensified by digital reliance.[3]
Founded in 2016, At-Bay emerged to address failures in traditional cyber risk management, as every business became a digital target vulnerable to catastrophic incidents from cybercriminals.[2] The company was built from the ground up as the "new Operating System for Insurance," blending insurance expertise with technology to continuously monitor, analyze, and advise policyholders rather than relying on one-time assessments.[2] Key early traction came amid rising cyber awareness during COVID-19, driving exponential demand for policies; At-Bay overcame legacy infrastructure limits by migrating to AWS microservices on Amazon EKS, enabling scalability and faster delivery cycles while maintaining stability.[7] Now globally distributed with hubs in Atlanta, New York City, San Francisco, and Tel Aviv, it has evolved into a full-stack insurtech group.[7][9]
At-Bay rides the insurtech wave amid surging cyber threats in a world where all companies are digital, amplified by events like COVID-19 ransomware spikes and AI-driven attacks.[2][7] Timing is ideal as businesses demand unified risk solutions over siloed insurance or security, with market forces like regulatory pressures and rising breach costs ($60B risk under management) favoring proactive models.[3] It influences the ecosystem by partnering with tech leaders like Cloudflare for DDoS protection, enabling lower premiums for secure customers, and empowering SMBs/enterprises to thrive digitally—shifting industry norms from reactive claims to preventive "security that speaks for itself."[3][5]
At-Bay is poised to expand its Stance platform with AI enhancements and broader MDR coverage, capitalizing on escalating cyber incidents to grow policyholders beyond 40,000.[3] Trends like ransomware evolution, cloud proliferation, and regulatory mandates will shape its path, potentially evolving it into a dominant full-stack cyber risk operator influencing insurtech standards.[9] As digital risks intensify, At-Bay's InsurSec fusion positions it to protect even more businesses, turning cyber threats into a competitive edge from its 2016 origins.
At-Bay has raised $277.0M in total across 5 funding rounds.
At-Bay's investors include Acrew Capital, Amplify Partners, Blumberg Capital, Entrée Capital Ventures, Goldman Sachs, Ignition Partners, Innovation Endeavors, Insight Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, M12, Rainfall Ventures, StageOne Ventures.
At-Bay has raised $277.0M across 5 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $190.0M Series D in July 2021.