Kleczynski: B2B products now generate half of Malwarebytes' revenue
Marcin Kleczynski · 938 Will 28 Year King of Malware IPO with $130m in ARR in Next 12 months? · Feb 17, 2018 · at 3:04
Marcin Kleczynski, founder and CEO of Malwarebytes, explains how the company expanded from consumer freeware into enterprise cybersecurity.
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“We didn't start building business products until I'd say 2010, 2011. And now it's half of our revenue.”
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