ReversingLabs is a company.
ReversingLabs has raised $81.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at ReversingLabs.
ReversingLabs has raised $81.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at ReversingLabs.
ReversingLabs is a cybersecurity company specializing in software supply chain security and malware analysis. It builds the ReversingLabs Titanium Platform and Spectra Assure, which analyze files, binaries, containers, and software packages to detect sophisticated threats like malware, ransomware, and supply chain attacks that evade traditional tools[4][5][6]. Serving DevSecOps teams, SOC analysts, threat hunters, and enterprises across software, banking, defense, retail, and insurance sectors, it solves the problem of verifying software integrity at business speed, providing deep risk insights into over 40 billion files daily to prevent incidents like SolarWinds[4][5][6]. With over 300 employees and customers including Fortune 500 firms and 65+ security vendors, the company shows strong growth momentum, earning awards like the 2025 Software Innovation Award and multiple cybersecurity excellence recognitions[3][5].
Founded in 2009 in Zagreb, Croatia, by CEO Mario Vuksan and co-founder/chief software architect Tomislav Peričin, ReversingLabs emerged post-2008 recession amid gaps in threat detection[1][2][3][6]. Vuksan and Peričin, collaborating for over 15 years prior, identified limitations in narrow static analysis tools and built a scalable solution focused on understanding attack code deeply, starting with the world's largest private reputational malware database[2][6]. Early challenges included acquiring customers and scaling for massive data volumes (designed for 10-year horizons), but surrounding themselves with brilliant talent led to breakthroughs in analysis depth and cloud infrastructure[2]. Pivotal moments included post-SolarWinds expansion into software supply chain security (e.g., products for appsec pros) and resilience through highs/lows, culminating in sustainable success around 2018-2019[3][6].
ReversingLabs rides the software supply chain security trend, amplified by high-profile attacks (SolarWinds, 3CX) exposing vulnerabilities in DevOps pipelines and open-source dependencies[2][6]. Timing is ideal amid rising nation-state/malware threats and regulatory demands for secure SDLC, where traditional tools fail on sophisticated, evasive code—market forces like supply chain breaches (ongoing despite mitigations) favor its scalable, deep-analysis approach[2][3][4]. It influences the ecosystem by powering 65+ vendors, enabling faster verdicts for tens of thousands of pros, and pushing standards for pre-deployment scanning in software firms (4/6 top served) and critical sectors[4][5].
ReversingLabs is poised for continued expansion as software supply chain risks escalate with AI-driven attacks and complex dependencies, leveraging its data moat and platform unification to capture more DevSecOps/SOC market share[3][4]. Trends like zero-trust SDLC, regulatory scrutiny (e.g., SLC processes), and hybrid-cloud demands will shape its path, potentially growing via government partnerships and integrations[2][8]. Its influence may evolve toward dominating enterprise binary verification, staying ahead by prioritizing product innovation and people amid volatility—reinforcing its origin as the ultimate threat detection builder[2][3].
ReversingLabs has raised $81.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
ReversingLabs's investors include Sandbox Industries.
ReversingLabs has raised $81.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $56.0M Series B in August 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2021 | $56.0M Series B | Sandbox Industries | |
| Nov 1, 2017 | $25.0M Series A | Sandbox Industries |
