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RiskSense, founded in 2015 by a group of cybersecurity experts (including co-founder and CEO Srinivas Mukkamala and co-founder Mark Fidel), provides risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) and application security orchestration and correlation (ASOC) through a proprietary human-interactive machine learning platform. The platform enriches infrastructure-to-application security findings with near-real-time vulnerability threat intelligence (the Vulnerability Knowledge Base) and delivers adversarial, risk-based prioritization of vulnerabilities, end-to-end exposure tracking, and remediation validation. It supports multi-source data ingestion via flat file, XML, or web service API and is offered across multiple regional platform instances (US, EU, India) with SAML/SSO access.

The company's revenue model combines recurring platform subscriptions (RBVM, ASOC) with managed services (Vulnerability Management as a Service) and professional services (penetration testing for hosts, networks, and web applications). Pricing is quote-based on multi-year enterprise contracts. Go-to-market is sales-led, with direct enterprise field sales supplemented by self-serve platform access and a data integration/connector channel. The platform is underpinned by a documented patent portfolio, a deep bench of security researchers, and a Fellowship Program with New Mexico Tech, UC Riverside, and Carnegie Mellon University.

RiskSense was acquired by Ivanti on August 2, 2021, and now operates as part of Ivanti's security product portfolio, branded as Ivanti Neurons for RBVM, ASOC, and the Vulnerability Knowledge Base. Following the acquisition, the company has 101-250 employees and is reported as headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with active data residency in the United States, the European Union, and India, and localized marketing presence in English (Global, Australia, UK), German, Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese.

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RiskSense provides a risk-based vulnerability management and application security orchestration platform using proprietary human-interactive machine learning, serving enterprise security teams with prioritization, threat intelligence, and penetration testing; acquired by Ivanti in August 2021.

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vulnerability management, risk-based prioritization, threat intelligence, attack surface management, security analytics
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1Vulnerability Intelligence & Exploit Prediction
CodeHDADAHAIPrimaryYes
2Vulnerability Assessment & Scanning
CodeHDADAHAAPrimaryNo
3Threat Intelligence Services
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4Vulnerability Management & Penetration Testing Services
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5Risk Scoring, Fraud & Anomaly Detection
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Product category
Vulnerability Management and Risk Prioritization Software
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1RiskSense Platform Subscriptions (RBVM, ASOC)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Recurring subscription-based access to the RiskSense platform for risk-based vulnerability management and application security orchestration and correlation, with multiple regional platform instances (Platform 1, 2, 4, EU, IN) accessed via login.

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2Vulnerability Management as a Service (VMaaS)
TypeManaged Services
Description

Managed-service delivery of RBVM including vulnerability scanning and prioritization as an outsourced offering.

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3Penetration Testing Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Professional services revenue from industry-leading penetration testing engagements for hosts/networks and web applications.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations
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1Quote-based enterprise pricing for RBVM/ASOC platform, VMaaS, and penetration testing
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Pricing details are not publicly listed; obtained via "Contact Sales" engagement.

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1Ivanti Neurons for RBVM
Description

Risk-based vulnerability management product offering under the Ivanti Neurons platform

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RiskSense provides a risk-based vulnerability management and attack surface orchestration platform that uses human-interactive machine learning to correlate vulnerability data with threat intelligence, asset context, and exploit availability so security teams can prioritize and remediate the issues most likely to be weaponized. It complements the platform with managed vulnerability management services, penetration testing, and broad data integrations into enterprise security and IT tooling.

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  • End-to-end comprehensive oversight of vulnerability exposure tracking and remediation validation across infrastructure and applications.
Product overview1 text field

RiskSense is a single risk-based vulnerability management platform (now marketed by Ivanti as Ivanti Neurons for RBVM/ASOC) that pairs a core human-interactive machine learning–powered engine with several offerings: the RBVM and ASOC core products drive prioritization, while the Vulnerability Threat Intelligence (Ivanti Neurons for Vulnerability Knowledge Base) feeds near-real-time vulnerability data, and VMaaS, Penetration Testing, and Data Integrations/Connectors extend the platform into managed services, offensive testing, and ingestion from external sources via flat file, XML, or web service API.

Product and service6 records
1RiskSense RBVM Platform
CategoryVulnerability Management
Description

Risk-based vulnerability management software that uses human-interactive machine learning to prioritize vulnerabilities based on threat intelligence, exploit availability, and asset business context. Sold to enterprise security teams for vulnerability prioritization and remediation orchestration.

2RiskSense Attack Surface & Orchestration Center (ASOC)
CategoryAttack Surface Management
Description

Attack surface discovery and orchestration solution that maps the full external and internal attack surface and orchestrates remediation workflows across security and IT teams. Targeted at enterprise vulnerability management and security operations buyers.

3Vulnerability Threat Intelligence
CategoryThreat Intelligence
Description

Curated vulnerability and exploit threat intelligence feed that enriches scanner output with real-world exploit data to inform prioritization decisions. Used by enterprise security teams consuming the RiskSense platform.

4Vulnerability Management as a Service (VMaaS)
CategoryManaged Security Services
Description

Managed vulnerability management service delivered by RiskSense experts who operate the platform on behalf of customers, handling scanning, prioritization, and remediation guidance. Sold to organizations that lack in-house vulnerability management capacity.

5Penetration Testing Services
CategorySecurity Testing Services
Description

Offensive security testing engagements that identify exploitable weaknesses in customer environments and feed results back into the RiskSense prioritization model. Sold to enterprise security teams seeking validated exploit evidence.

6RiskSense Data Integrations
CategorySecurity Data Integration
Description

Pre-built integrations that ingest vulnerability, asset, EDR, CMDB, and cloud security data into the RiskSense platform to support unified risk prioritization. Sold as part of platform deployments to enterprise customers.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Skybox Security provides vulnerability management and threat-centric vulnerability prioritization across hybrid environments. Competes with RiskSense on enterprise risk-based prioritization and exposure analysis.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Rapid7 InsightVM and InsightConnect provide risk-based vulnerability management and security orchestration for enterprise security teams. Direct overlap with RiskSense's RBVM and ASOC product positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kenna Security is a pioneering risk-based vulnerability management platform using ML-driven exploit and prioritization scoring, acquired by Cisco. One of the closest pure-play comparables to RiskSense's approach.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management provides natively bundled risk-based vulnerability management within the Microsoft security ecosystem, creating powerful displacement risk for standalone RBVM platforms like RiskSense.

TypeRegional player
Description

WithSecure offers vulnerability management, managed detection, and penetration testing services, with a strong presence in Europe. Comparable in its combination of platform, managed services, and offensive testing offerings.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Brinqa offers a risk-based vulnerability management and cybersecurity asset management platform that prioritizes threats using business context. A more focused, emerging competitor with significant product overlap.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Qualys VMDR delivers vulnerability management, detection, and response with risk-based prioritization as a cloud-native platform. Competes head-to-head with RiskSense on enterprise vulnerability prioritization and threat intelligence.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Tenable is the leading commercial vulnerability management and RBVM platform (Nessus, Tenable One), offering risk-based prioritization across infrastructure and cloud. It is the most direct competitor to RiskSense's core RBVM/ASOC offering.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Expanse pioneered external attack surface management with risk-based prioritization, acquired by Palo Alto Networks. Its capabilities are adjacent and increasingly overlapping with RiskSense's vulnerability exposure tracking.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Palo Alto Networks bundles vulnerability and attack surface capabilities (including the Expanse acquisition) into its Cortex XSIAM and Prisma platforms, competing broadly with RiskSense within enterprise security operations portfolios.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

RiskSense

Vulnerability Management and Risk Prioritization Softwarerisksense.com

RiskSense provides a risk-based vulnerability management and application security orchestration platform using proprietary human-interactive machine learning, serving enterprise security teams with prioritization, threat intelligence, and penetration testing; acquired by Ivanti in August 2021.

What RiskSense does

RiskSense, founded in 2015 by a group of cybersecurity experts (including co-founder and CEO Srinivas Mukkamala and co-founder Mark Fidel), provides risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) and application security orchestration and correlation (ASOC) through a proprietary human-interactive machine learning platform. The platform enriches infrastructure-to-application security findings with near-real-time vulnerability threat intelligence (the Vulnerability Knowledge Base) and delivers adversarial, risk-based prioritization of vulnerabilities, end-to-end exposure tracking, and remediation validation. It supports multi-source data ingestion via flat file, XML, or web service API and is offered across multiple regional platform instances (US, EU, India) with SAML/SSO access.

The company's revenue model combines recurring platform subscriptions (RBVM, ASOC) with managed services (Vulnerability Management as a Service) and professional services (penetration testing for hosts, networks, and web applications). Pricing is quote-based on multi-year enterprise contracts. Go-to-market is sales-led, with direct enterprise field sales supplemented by self-serve platform access and a data integration/connector channel. The platform is underpinned by a documented patent portfolio, a deep bench of security researchers, and a Fellowship Program with New Mexico Tech, UC Riverside, and Carnegie Mellon University.

RiskSense was acquired by Ivanti on August 2, 2021, and now operates as part of Ivanti's security product portfolio, branded as Ivanti Neurons for RBVM, ASOC, and the Vulnerability Knowledge Base. Following the acquisition, the company has 101-250 employees and is reported as headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, with active data residency in the United States, the European Union, and India, and localized marketing presence in English (Global, Australia, UK), German, Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, and Japanese.

RiskSense firmographics

Firmographics
Name
RiskSense
Legal name
RiskSense
Website
https://risksense.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2015
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
RiskSense provides a risk-based vulnerability management and application security orchestration platform using proprietary human-interactive machine learning, serving enterprise security teams with prioritization, threat intelligence, and penetration testing; acquired by Ivanti in August 2021.
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RiskSense industry classification

Industry
Product category
Vulnerability Management and Risk Prioritization Software
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Vulnerability Intelligence & Exploit Prediction (HDADAHAI)
akta.pro secondary industries
Vulnerability Assessment & Scanning (HDADAHAA), Threat Intelligence Services (BPAEADAC), Vulnerability Management & Penetration Testing Services (BPAEADAD), Risk Scoring, Fraud & Anomaly Detection (HDAAAHAD)

Keywords

  • Vulnerability management
  • Risk-based prioritization
  • Threat intelligence
  • Attack surface management
  • Security analytics

Where RiskSense is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Sunnyvale
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

RiskSense business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations

Revenue model

  1. RiskSense Platform Subscriptions (RBVM, ASOC): Recurring subscription-based access to the RiskSense platform for risk-based vulnerability management and application security orchestration and correlation, with multiple regional platform instances (Platform 1, 2, 4, EU, IN) accessed via login.
  2. Vulnerability Management as a Service (VMaaS): Managed-service delivery of RBVM including vulnerability scanning and prioritization as an outsourced offering.
  3. Penetration Testing Services: Professional services revenue from industry-leading penetration testing engagements for hosts/networks and web applications.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractQuote-based enterprise pricing for RBVM/ASOC platform, VMaaS, and penetration testing

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

RiskSense product offering

Product offering

Core offering

RiskSense provides a risk-based vulnerability management and attack surface orchestration platform that uses human-interactive machine learning to correlate vulnerability data with threat intelligence, asset context, and exploit availability so security teams can prioritize and remediate the issues most likely to be weaponized. It complements the platform with managed vulnerability management services, penetration testing, and broad data integrations into enterprise security and IT tooling.

Product overview

RiskSense is a single risk-based vulnerability management platform (now marketed by Ivanti as Ivanti Neurons for RBVM/ASOC) that pairs a core human-interactive machine learning–powered engine with several offerings: the RBVM and ASOC core products drive prioritization, while the Vulnerability Threat Intelligence (Ivanti Neurons for Vulnerability Knowledge Base) feeds near-real-time vulnerability data, and VMaaS, Penetration Testing, and Data Integrations/Connectors extend the platform into managed services, offensive testing, and ingestion from external sources via flat file, XML, or web service API.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Ivanti Neurons for RBVM: Risk-based vulnerability management product offering under the Ivanti Neurons platform
  • Ivanti Neurons for ASOC

Products and services

  • RiskSense RBVM Platform Risk-based vulnerability management software that uses human-interactive machine learning to prioritize vulnerabilities based on threat intelligence, exploit availability, and asset business context. Sold to enterprise security teams for vulnerability prioritization and remediation orchestration.
  • RiskSense Attack Surface & Orchestration Center (ASOC) Attack surface discovery and orchestration solution that maps the full external and internal attack surface and orchestrates remediation workflows across security and IT teams. Targeted at enterprise vulnerability management and security operations buyers.
  • Vulnerability Threat Intelligence Curated vulnerability and exploit threat intelligence feed that enriches scanner output with real-world exploit data to inform prioritization decisions. Used by enterprise security teams consuming the RiskSense platform.
  • Vulnerability Management as a Service (VMaaS) Managed vulnerability management service delivered by RiskSense experts who operate the platform on behalf of customers, handling scanning, prioritization, and remediation guidance. Sold to organizations that lack in-house vulnerability management capacity.
  • Penetration Testing Services Offensive security testing engagements that identify exploitable weaknesses in customer environments and feed results back into the RiskSense prioritization model. Sold to enterprise security teams seeking validated exploit evidence.
  • RiskSense Data Integrations Pre-built integrations that ingest vulnerability, asset, EDR, CMDB, and cloud security data into the RiskSense platform to support unified risk prioritization. Sold as part of platform deployments to enterprise customers.

Quantifiable outcome

  • End-to-end comprehensive oversight of vulnerability exposure tracking and remediation validation across infrastructure and applications.

Companies that use RiskSense

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

RiskSense technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
Yes
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability2 records

Feature5 records

RiskSense partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

RiskSense competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Skybox Security: Skybox Security provides vulnerability management and threat-centric vulnerability prioritization across hybrid environments. Competes with RiskSense on enterprise risk-based prioritization and exposure analysis.
  • Rapid7: Rapid7 InsightVM and InsightConnect provide risk-based vulnerability management and security orchestration for enterprise security teams. Direct overlap with RiskSense's RBVM and ASOC product positioning.
  • Kenna Security (now Cisco Vulnerability Management): Kenna Security is a pioneering risk-based vulnerability management platform using ML-driven exploit and prioritization scoring, acquired by Cisco. One of the closest pure-play comparables to RiskSense's approach.
  • Qualys: Qualys VMDR delivers vulnerability management, detection, and response with risk-based prioritization as a cloud-native platform. Competes head-to-head with RiskSense on enterprise vulnerability prioritization and threat intelligence.
  • Tenable: Tenable is the leading commercial vulnerability management and RBVM platform (Nessus, Tenable One), offering risk-based prioritization across infrastructure and cloud. It is the most direct competitor to RiskSense's core RBVM/ASOC offering.
  • Expanse (now Palo Alto Networks): Expanse pioneered external attack surface management with risk-based prioritization, acquired by Palo Alto Networks. Its capabilities are adjacent and increasingly overlapping with RiskSense's vulnerability exposure tracking.

Broad incumbents

  • Microsoft (Defender Vulnerability Management): Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management provides natively bundled risk-based vulnerability management within the Microsoft security ecosystem, creating powerful displacement risk for standalone RBVM platforms like RiskSense.
  • Palo Alto Networks (Cortex / VM-Series): Palo Alto Networks bundles vulnerability and attack surface capabilities (including the Expanse acquisition) into its Cortex XSIAM and Prisma platforms, competing broadly with RiskSense within enterprise security operations portfolios.

Regional players

  • WithSecure (formerly F-Secure): WithSecure offers vulnerability management, managed detection, and penetration testing services, with a strong presence in Europe. Comparable in its combination of platform, managed services, and offensive testing offerings.

Emerging players

  • Brinqa: Brinqa offers a risk-based vulnerability management and cybersecurity asset management platform that prioritizes threats using business context. A more focused, emerging competitor with significant product overlap.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

RiskSense social profiles

Digital presence

RiskSense financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

RiskSense leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

RiskSense funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds3 records

Investors9 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

RiskSense M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about RiskSense

What does RiskSense do?

RiskSense provides a risk-based vulnerability management and attack surface orchestration platform that uses human-interactive machine learning to correlate vulnerability data with threat intelligence, asset context, and exploit availability so security teams can prioritize and remediate the issues most likely to be weaponized. It complements the platform with managed vulnerability management services, penetration testing, and broad data integrations into enterprise security and IT tooling.

Is RiskSense a public or private company?

RiskSense is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.

When was RiskSense founded?

RiskSense was founded in 2015. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is RiskSense based?

RiskSense is headquartered in Sunnyvale, United States, in the North America region.

How does RiskSense make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. RiskSense Platform Subscriptions (RBVM, ASOC) is the primary driver. The others are vulnerability Management as a Service (VMaaS) and penetration Testing Services.

Who are RiskSense's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Skybox Security, Rapid7, Kenna Security (now Cisco Vulnerability Management), Qualys, Tenable and Expanse (now Palo Alto Networks). Broad incumbents are Microsoft (Defender Vulnerability Management) and Palo Alto Networks (Cortex / VM-Series). WithSecure (formerly F-Secure) is listed as a regional player. Brinqa is listed as an emerging player.

Does RiskSense have an API?

Yes. Data integrations and connectors enable Ivanti Neurons for RBVM and ASOC to ingest data from a variety of sources via web service API, as well as flat file and XML formats. No public developer documentation, sandbox, rate limits, or auth methods are described.

What industry is RiskSense in?

RiskSense's product category is Vulnerability Management and Risk Prioritization Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDADAHAI, Vulnerability Intelligence & Exploit Prediction, with a secondary code of HDADAHAA, Vulnerability Assessment & Scanning.

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IvantiIvanti Acquires RiskSense to Revolutionize Patch ManagementIvanti announced the acquisition of RiskSense to combine automated patch management with risk-based vulnerability prioritization capabilities. This strategic move aims to help organizations reduce their attack surface and improve defense against ransomware by enabling faster remediation of critical vulnerabilities. The transaction terms were not disclosed, but the integration is expected to enhance security operations for Ivanti's existing customer base.Business Wire BlogIvanti Acquires RiskSense to Revolutionize the Patch Management Market and Help Customers Proactively Combat Cyber Threats and Ransomware AttacksIvanti has acquired RiskSense to integrate risk-based vulnerability management capabilities into its Ivanti Neurons for Patch Intelligence platform. This strategic combination aims to help organizations proactively combat cyber threats and ransomware by prioritizing vulnerabilities based on active exploitation trends. The transaction terms were not disclosed, but the move aligns with recent government guidance and industry recommendations to adopt risk-based patch management strategies.AiThorityIvanti Acquires RiskSense to Revolutionize the Patch Management Market and Help Customers Proactively Combat Cyber Threats and Ransomware AttacksIvanti has acquired RiskSense to integrate risk-based vulnerability prioritization capabilities into its Ivanti Neurons for Patch Intelligence platform. This strategic combination aims to help organizations proactively combat cyber threats and ransomware by reducing their attack surface through automated patch intelligence. The transaction was not financially disclosed, with BMO Capital Markets and Momentum Cyber serving as advisors.VC News DailyRiskSense Inks $12M Series B FinancingRiskSense, a cybersecurity company specializing in threat and vulnerability prioritization, has closed a $12 million Series B financing round co-led by Spring Mountain Capital and NightDragon Security, with participation from UL Ventures, Paladin Capital Group, Sun Mountain Capital, EPIC Ventures, and Jump Capital. The funding will be used to accelerate growth through sales, marketing, and research and development investments. The company, which has previously collaborated with the U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Intelligence Community on cybersecurity projects, plans to leverage the investment to capitalize on market opportunities in cyber risk management.PR NewswireRiskSense CEO to Discuss the Need for Bug Bounty Reform at SINET ITSEF 2018RiskSense CEO Srinivas Mukkamala presented at the SINET ITSEF 2018 Conference in Mountain View, California on March 7, 2018, as part of an expert panel discussing the need for reform in bug bounty program management.PR NewswireRiskSense Appoints Two Industry Veterans to Management TeamRiskSense, Inc., a cybersecurity company specializing in threat and vulnerability management, announced the appointment of Frank Brown as Chief Financial Officer and Brian Stern as Vice President of Global Sales. Brown brings over 30 years of financial management experience including roles at Oracle, Accenture, and venture capital, while Stern has 25 years of experience building sales organizations in security and software companies. The company stated the appointments are intended to provide seasoned leadership to support its rapid growth amid increasing demand from mid and large enterprises seeking improved cyber resilience.PR NewswireRiskSense Named Finalist in Two 2018 SC Media Trust AwardsRiskSense, Inc. has been named a finalist in two categories of the 2018 SC Media Trust Awards: Best Risk/Policy Management Solution and Best Vulnerability Management Solution. The selection was made by a panel of industry professionals based on the company's ability to detect threats and manage cyber risks at scale using AI and machine learning technologies. Winners are scheduled to be announced at the SC Awards ceremony in San Francisco on April 17, 2018.PR NewswireRiskSense CEO to Discuss Data-Driven Approach to Threat Management at BrightTalk Advanced Cyber Security SummitRiskSense announced that its CEO, Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala, will present a session titled 'Advanced Cyber Security: Data-driven Defense' at the BrightTalk Advanced Cyber Security Summit on January 16, 2018. The session will focus on how artificial intelligence and machine learning can help enterprises assess and prioritize cybersecurity vulnerabilities based on exploitability and risk impact. Mukkamala previously collaborated with the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community on applying AI to cybersecurity challenges.PR NewswireRiskSense Webinar to Expose 10 Year Weaponization Pattern of Apache Struts VulnerabilitiesRiskSense announced a webinar scheduled for December 14, 2017, to present research findings on Apache Struts vulnerability weaponization patterns over a 10-year period, including findings that security scanners are unable to detect nearly 15 documented Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs). The webinar will include live demonstrations of Apache Struts exploits and present best practices for identifying and prioritizing high-risk threats for remediation. This press release serves as a promotional announcement for RiskSense's cyber risk management platform and expertise.PR NewswireRiskSense Appoints Jill Kyte VP of MarketingRiskSense, Inc. announced the appointment of Jill Kyte as Vice President of Marketing, with the goal of leading go-to-market strategy and supporting strategic growth. Kyte brings experience from several security companies, including ArcSight, which executed a successful IPO in 2008 and was acquired by HP in 2010 for $1.5 billion, and Solidcore Systems, which was acquired by McAfee in 2009. The company positions itself as a pioneer in cyber risk management, providing enterprises and governments with visibility across their attack surfaces through a SaaS platform.