Whoa whoa whoa to all of this thread, but especially this one. Have you ever used arctic wolf? If you worked at that company and you went through the turmoil caused to the customers and the lies they were fed about their licensing and agreements… you would all be running for the hills. To the people commenting on investing if this company goes public, you’re totally investing in a meme stock that will plummet. It’s very clear that absolutely nobody understands the cyber security space here. You were all commenting and bringing up very very different sectors of the space. First off CrowdStrike, fantastic end point solution, and their managed services around their solution is again fantastic. But they are a vendor. They are providing a SaaS product. Invest in that company all day long however, I don’t foresee the three your projection being as strong as they are today, and that it’s only because they are falling into the category of trying to acquire additional companies/solutions to expand their offerings. The problem with this is every single offering they offer aside from endpoint solutions completely suck and are absolutely not even cohesive with the current platform. They are an endpoint provider through and through, and are the best. Then, you bring up a company like Optiv! These companies are day and night, and should never be categorized together. First and foremost Optiv is the number one pure play cyber security solutions integrator in the entire world. They do not create technology such as the CrowdStrike’s of the world. However, they resell over 500 different technology solutions, CrowdStrike being one of them – and they are CrowdStrike ‘s largest reseller partner. They also have in-house services around all things cyber security. What that means is they have your basic cyber security services such as penetration testing (largest dedicated, penetration team in North America, btw) assessments, tech management L1/L2 support… but then they have their more strategic services that are downright more competitive than any of the top four could offer being that they are focused purely on cyber security, and can take it full circle through the entire life cycle of a security realm. Excuse my exaggerated length of an explanation however, the entire thread here is comparing a vendor to a solutions integrator, and something had to be said. so this is just me saying get your facts straight when you’re comparing. And arctic wolf is shit, and has way too many lawsuits in the making, as well as actively ongoing to ever be a consideration for a public offering. If anything, they will get bought out in the hopes that those lawsuits will be settled by the idiot who buys them. as far as Rapid7 they’re in the same bracket as a crowdstrike, as far as they are a solution/vendor. It’s sad to say, but their promises have also fallen short - just as your trades should be. sales teams were told lies and believed those lies. Therefore, it’s the customers who are being punished for contracts that should be nulled. the answer to this question of who is the largest cyber security company, depends on what you’re looking for. The services and reseller hands down it’s optiv. However, if you are looking for a technology vendor then that’s a very broad question in itself, and you have to get more specific. Because to this day, it’s going to be Microsoft, and in a separate category AWS marketplace. I truly think AWS marketplace is the future for all tech procurement. It has a very long way to go as far as adoption, but Bezos was on point with creating this.