RSA Security
RSA Security LLC specializes in providing intelligence-driven security solutions designed to address complex security challenges for organizations. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts, the company delivers a range of services including threat detection and response, log monitoring, network traffic analysis, endpoint security, and fraud prevention. RSA also offers products for identity and access management, such as multi-factor and biometric authentication, as well as integrated risk management and compliance solutions. Its clientele spans various industries, including banking, healthcare, telecommunications, and government, with a notable presence among Fortune 500 companies. RSA Security sells its products through a direct sales force and partnerships with distributors, original equipment manufacturers, and resellers, ensuring widespread accessibility to its offerings. As a recognized leader in the cybersecurity sector, RSA's information-centric approach protects the integrity and confidentiality of information across its lifecycle, empowering organizations to thrive in an increasingly digital landscape.
Fortscale Security
Acquisition in 2018
Fortscale Security, Inc., founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, specializes in developing security software focused on user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA). The company offers an innovative platform designed to detect malicious user behavior and insider threats by utilizing machine learning to analyze user actions in real-time. Fortscale's system automates the delivery and application of behavioral analytics, embedding it within existing security infrastructure to enhance decision-making and identify high-risk activities swiftly. By processing data collected from security devices, Fortscale's technology provides organizations with critical visibility and insights necessary to uncover sophisticated attacks and improve overall security effectiveness. The company is backed by several investors, including Intel Capital and Blumberg Capital.
LiteScape
Acquisition in 2013
PassBan offers a multifactor user verification service specifically designed for mobile devices. The company enhances security by providing a multi-verification login experience that adapts automatically to the user's environment. This approach ensures that mobile device users have a streamlined yet secure method for accessing their accounts, effectively addressing the growing concerns around mobile security and user authentication.
Tablus
Acquisition in 2007
Tablus is a provider of content loss prevention solutions that locate, monitor and protect sensitive enterprise information from potential loss or misuse. Many of the world's largest enterprises in the high technology, financial services, retail and hospitality, healthcare and pharmaceutical industries rely on the complete Tablus solution suite for the precise content detection and unprecedented control needed to maintain regulatory compliance and mitigate the legal and financial risk of exposing confidential corporate content — regardless of whether it is at rest, in motion, or in use.
PassMark Security
Acquisition in 2006
As of April 24, 2006, PassMark Security, Inc. was acquired by RSA Security, Inc. PassMark Security, Inc. offers authentication solutions for online banking. It provides front-to-back system that includes real-time risk-based analytics, layered security, shared fraud data network, multi-model decision engine, and automated supplemental authentication. The company offers Two-Factor Two-Way Authentication to provide security without requiring end-users to install new software or carry anything they do not already have with them. It serves retail and small business users, financial institutions, banks, and e-commerce Web sites. PassMark Security, Inc. was founded in 2004 and is based in Menlo Park, California.
Cyota was a prominent provider of online security and anti-fraud solutions tailored for financial institutions. The company focused on combating various forms of internet-related fraud, including online banking fraud, eCommerce fraud, and phishing attacks. Its suite of products included eSphinx, specifically designed for online banking security; eVision, an online fraud management system; FraudAction, an anti-phishing solution; and SecureSuite, a comprehensive payment security platform that enables banks to protect their cardholders during online transactions. In 2005, Cyota was acquired by RSA Security, marking a significant expansion in the realm of digital fraud prevention.
3-G International
Acquisition in 2001
3-G International, founded in 1982 and headquartered in Springfield, Virginia, specializes in developing software-based solutions for smart cards and biometric authentication. The company provides innovative security products designed to enhance internet and network security, as well as authentication in the e-commerce sector. By offering advanced card management solutions, 3-G International enables organizations to implement more secure access methods than traditional passwords for workstations, networks, and applications.
SoftLock.com
Venture Round in 2000
SoftLock.com is a privately owned company that specializes in merchandizing digital content. It offers a system that enables content publishers and commercial web sites to securely market and sell digital content. The company was founded in 1977 and is headquartered in Maynard, Massachusetts.
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