The Disrupt 50

An index of the top private innovators shaping the future of tech and pushing the boundaries of human achievement.

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Innovator Spotlight: Cyera

State of the Market

Cyera is an AI-native data security platform that discovers, classifies, and protects sensitive enterprise data across cloud, SaaS, on-premises, and AI environments. Its agentless design deploys in minutes and uses high-precision AI classification to map data access by both humans and non-human identities, enabling rapid risk reduction and safer AI adoption for customers.

CEO Yotam Segev describes Cyera as the missing "trust layer" for the AI era, positioning the company around a broader shift in cybersecurity: securing not just networks and applications, but the data that intelligence systems increasingly depend on. Cyera competes with established players such as Varonis and Microsoft Purview, as well as newer platforms like Google-owned Wiz, all chasing the same shift in security spending, as companies increasingly focus on controlling what AI models and autonomous agents can access.

Deal Metrics

Median

Recent Deal Size

$1.0B

0.0% month over month

Median

Raised to Date

$1.6B

-3.8% month over month

Median

Time Between Financing Rounds

0.7 years

-1.5% month over month

Average

Recent Deal Size

$5.5B

-3.9% month over month

Average

Raised to Date

$9.0B

-9.3% month over month

Average

Time Between Financing Rounds

0.9 years

-3.3% month over month

Top Disrupt 50 Investors

1

Sequoia Capital

Menlo Park, CA

14 companies
2

Andreessen Horowitz

Menlo Park, CA

12 companies
3

Nvidia (NAS: NVDA)

Santa Clara, CA

11 companies
4

Coatue Management

New York, NY

10 companies
5

Lightspeed Venture Partners

Menlo Park, CA

10 companies
6

Thrive Capital

New York, NY

8 companies
7

DST Global

George Town, Cayman Islands

7 companies
8

Alkeon Capital Management

New York, NY

6 companies
9

Destiny (Financial Software)

Austin, TX

6 companies

The Disrupt 50

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Rank Rank Move Company Post Money Expand row
1 Anthropic $965.0B
2 OpenAI $852.0B
3 Databricks $188.0B
4 Stripe $159.0B
5 Waymo $126.0B
6 Revolut $100.0B
7 Anduril Industries $61.0B
8 Cursor $52.0B
9 Ramp $44.0B
10 Kalshi $40.0B
11 Ripple $40.0B
12 Figure AI $39.0B
13 Prometheus $38.0B
14 Safe Superintelligence $32.0B
15 VAST Data $30.0B
16 Cognition $26.0B
17 Epic Games $22.5B
18 Kraken $20.0B
19 Perplexity AI $20.0B
20 Helsing $18.0B
21 Fireworks AI $17.5B
22 Deel $17.3B
23 Rippling $16.8B
24 Sierra $15.8B
25 Helion $15.5B
26 Veeam $15.0B
27 Surge AI $15.0B
28 Applied Intuition $15.0B
29 Nscale $14.6B
30 Skild AI $14.0B
31 Baseten $13.0B
32 Shield AI $12.7B
33 Labs Companies $12.5B
34 Iceye $12.2B
35 Cyera $12.0B
36 Airwallex $12.0B
37 OpenEvidence $12.0B
38 Clear Street $12.0B
39 Whatnot $11.5B
40 Harvey $11.0B
41 ElevenLabs $11.0B
42 Notion $11.0B
43 Colossal Biosciences $10.3B
44 Etched $10.3B
45 WHOOP $10.1B
46 Mercor $10.0B
47 Crusoe $10.0B
48 Thinking Machines Lab $10.0B
49 Neuralink $9.7B
50 Polymarket $9.6B

Data that informs the Disrupt 50 index is collected as of the last day of the previous month.

Metric definitions:

  • Rank: Based on the most recently available post money value estimate.
  • Move: The rank move from the previous month.
  • Post Money: The most recently disclosed or estimated post money value based upon available information.
  • Recent Deal: The most recent deal either publicly disclosed or announced.
  • Value Trend: The trend in post money value. A down arrow suggests that the most recent round was a down round.

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Data Sources: S&P Global Market Intelligence and PitchBook Data, Inc. Data was also retrieved from various sources using Google Gemini.