Guardz, the cybersecurity company empowering Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and IT professionals to deliver unified, AI-native protection for small businesses, highlighted key milestones achieved in 2025. The company posted an impressive 300% year-over-year ARR growth, signaling rising demand for its AI-driven unified detection and response platform. In addition, Guardz surpassed 100 employees, fueling innovation and supporting its global expansion initiatives. Earlier in 2025, the company secured a $56 million USD investment, reflecting strong investor confidence in its mission to transform cybersecurity delivery for MSPs.

“Our progress throughout 2025 reflects both the dedication Guardz has to supporting the MSP community with best-in-class solutions across core security controls and the growing demand for cybersecurity solutions for the SMB market,” said Dor Eisner, CEO and co-founder of Guardz. “As AI-driven threats accelerate and security complexity increases, we’ve focused on expanding our platform, strengthening our partner ecosystem, and delivering agentic protection – and as we look ahead to 2026, we remain focused on continuing to innovate to empower MSPs to stay ahead of emerging threats while protecting small businesses at scale.”

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Throughout the year, Guardz enhanced strategic partnerships with Check Point and SentinelOne, boosting the platform’s capability to protect against ransomware, account compromise, Business Email Compromise (BEC), and other advanced threats. Additionally, a new collaboration with Pax8 expanded Guardz’s reach among MSPs, marking a significant step in its growth strategy.

Guardz also introduced notable product innovations in 2025. The company launched its Ultimate Plan to simplify security operations for MSPs and unveiled Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) capabilities to address the rising threat of identity-based attacks. Moreover, the Guardz Research Unit (GRU) surfaced critical dark web activity, including years-old unpatched vulnerabilities and ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) campaigns, reinforcing Guardz’s position as a leader in SMB-focused threat intelligence.

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The company’s customer base grew substantially, with thousands of MSPs relying on Guardz to protect tens of thousands of small businesses worldwide. Guardz’s achievements were further recognized through multiple industry awards, including the Global Infosec Awards, MSP Today Product of the Year Award, and the Top InfoSec Innovator Award, alongside finalist positions in SC Awards Europe and the CRN Tech Innovator Awards, and high-impact G2 badges acknowledging customer satisfaction and platform excellence.

“Guardz remains committed to advancing the future of cybersecurity by delivering accessible, AI-native protection purpose-built for MSPs,” continued Eisner. “With a growing global footprint, expanding partnerships, and continued investment in innovation, we are positioned to drive even greater impact for MSPs and the businesses they serve in the year to come.”

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