CyCognito has reported strong momentum through 2025, driven by accelerating enterprise customer adoption, an expanding global partner ecosystem, and growing recognition from industry analysts. The company is seeing rising demand for external exposure management and attack surface management (ASM) solutions as organizations grapple with increasingly complex digital environments shaped by cloud adoption, AI-driven workloads, and frequent mergers and acquisitions.
Enterprises across sectors such as financial services, global manufacturing, and the public sector are turning to CyCognito to gain visibility into fragmented and fast-growing external attack surfaces. According to the company, traditional “all-in-one” security platforms are increasingly being questioned, as security leaders prioritize measurable outcomes over broad but shallow coverage.
“Enterprises are moving away from broad platforms toward outcome-driven exposure management that surfaces real risk and prioritizes what truly matters.”
— Rob Gurzeev, CEO & Co-founder, CyCognito
CyCognito CEO and co-founder Rob Gurzeev noted that enterprises are looking for solutions that can uncover legitimate exposure and reduce noise. The company claims its platform identifies 30–50% more external risk than competing tools, while sharply narrowing focus to the small subset of vulnerabilities that pose the greatest threat based on exploitability and business impact.
Partner growth has been a major pillar of CyCognito’s 2025 strategy. During the year, the company strengthened collaborations with existing partners and added new alliances across cloud security, managed security, and exposure validation. Strategic partnerships with organizations such as Wiz, Armis, NCC Group, DeepSeas, and Picus Security have expanded CyCognito’s reach across the U.S., Europe, and APAC, enabling joint customers to integrate external exposure insights into broader security and risk programs.
Technology partners highlighted the value of CyCognito’s external attack surface visibility in supporting unified exposure management strategies, helping organizations connect external, internal, and adversarial risk context. Managed service providers also emphasized the platform’s role in shifting customers from reactive security operations to proactive disruption of attack paths before exploitation occurs.
CyCognito’s market momentum has been reinforced by independent validation. In 2025, the company was named a Leader in the GigaOm Radar for Attack Surface Management and was included in Accel’s Globalscape list of the top 100 AI and cloud companies to watch in Europe and Israel.
Looking ahead, CyCognito plans to scale its global presence, expand partner-led routes to market, and support enterprises as they evolve continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) programs beyond basic asset discovery toward sustained, outcome-driven risk reduction.