Raanan: Cyberstarts portfolio is over 50% of global private cybersecurity market cap
Gilly Raanan · Wiz: $6M Seed → $32B Exit | Inside the Biggest Cybersecurity Deal Ever · Sourcery with Molly O'Shea · Mar 11, 2026 · at 19:16
Cyberstarts founder Gilly Raanan explains the firm's portfolio concentration and overall market share in the private cybersecurity ecosystem.
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“Our portfolio company Companies are making up more than 50% of the worldwide market cap for private cyber security companies.”
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