ThreatDown
About
ThreatDown provides endpoint security software for businesses, including endpoint detection and response, managed detection and response, identity threat detection, and AI visibility tools. It targets organizations of all sizes, with particular emphasis on resource-constrained IT teams and managed service providers. The company originated as the B2B business unit of Malwarebytes before becoming an independent company in 2026.
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Ideal Customer
- ThreatDown targets SMBs and mid-market organizations, with a primary sweet spot of companies with 50–500 employees that lack dedicated security operations centers or large internal IT teams.
- The platform is explicitly designed for resource-constrained IT environments—often one IT director supported by a small technical staff—that need consolidated endpoint, identity, and managed detection capabilities without added operational complexity.
Key Differentiators
- ThreatDown's primary competitive positioning centers on consolidating EDR, MDR, ITDR, patch management, email security, and additional modules into a single lightweight agent and console, targeting organizations that find enterprise platforms like CrowdStrike or SentinelOne too complex or costly.
- The platform includes seven-day ransomware rollback natively rather than as an add-on, and MRG Effitas has certified ThreatDown across all assessment categories for 14 consecutive quarters and named it Product of the Year for 2025.
Industries Served
- ThreatDown serves organizations across education, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, financial services, supply chain, IT services, and public sector.
- Documented customer implementations include a school district (education), a building supply company (retail/supply chain), and managed service providers (IT services).
Service Coverage
- ThreatDown is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with a second U.S. office in St. Petersburg, Florida, and international offices in Cork (Ireland), Tallinn (Estonia), Bastia Umbra (Italy), Lisbon (Portugal), and Bilbao (Spain).
- The platform is sold globally through distributors, with availability documented across North America (U.S. and Canada), numerous European markets, and Asia-Pacific regions including Australia and New Zealand.
Partnerships
- ThreatDown has deepened strategic alliances with RMM and PSA vendors and is available through distributor Pax8 as well as a formal partnership with Syncro, which allows MSPs to purchase, provision, and bill ThreatDown solutions directly within the Syncro platform.
- In April 2026, ThreatDown partnered with Kite Distribution for coverage across the UK and Ireland channel.
Company Size
- ThreatDown's LinkedIn profile lists 501–1,000 employees under the broader Malwarebytes umbrella, though active LinkedIn employee profiles number approximately 165, reflecting uncertainty about how headcount is attributed between the two brands.
- ZoomInfo estimates annual revenue at approximately $126 million.
Ownership
- ThreatDown is privately held.
- It originated as a business unit of Malwarebytes and became an independent company in 2026 with its own board and investors, though specific investor names for the independent entity have not been publicly disclosed.
Compliance & Certifications
- ThreatDown's trust and compliance page lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS as standards met, with audits conducted through Malwarebytes' parent entity.
- The platform also adheres to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and supports customer compliance with HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CMMC/NIST 800-171, SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA, and CIPA through its monitoring and reporting capabilities.
Compiled from public sources by VenSearch · Last researched October 19, 2026
Offerings
22 offeringsAI Detection & Response (AIDR)
AIDR gives IT and security teams visibility into how AI tools are being used across an organization, including shadow AI applications installed or accessed without IT approval. It inventories installed and browser-based AI tools on managed endpoints, scores each tool for risk, and surfaces unauthorized or high-risk tools for administrator review. The product works from the existing ThreatDown console without requiring additional agents or separate consoles.
Application Block
Application Block prevents specified applications from launching or running on endpoints by maintaining application blocklists. It can be used to block malicious or unwanted applications to reduce the attack surface, restrict unproductive applications to improve employee productivity, and support compliance reporting for frameworks such as GDPR, CIPA, and HIPAA. The feature is included in all ThreatDown bundles and managed from the same single console.
Browser Phishing Protection
Browser Phishing Protection blocks user access to websites associated with malware and phishing, and removes ads for enhanced browsing protection. It is included in all ThreatDown bundles as part of the endpoint protection layer. The feature operates at the endpoint level through the existing ThreatDown agent.
DNS Filtering
ThreatDown DNS Filtering blocks employee access to malicious websites that could facilitate phishing or ransomware attacks, and enforces content policies by restricting access to prohibited or non-productive website categories. It supports compliance mandates aimed at safeguarding user privacy and data. The product is available as an add-on to all ThreatDown bundles and is managed centrally, including in multi-tenant MSP environments.
Drive Encryption
ThreatDown Drive Encryption ensures that Windows workstations are encrypted with centralized enforcement, real-time visibility, and audit-ready compliance reporting. It is managed from the same ThreatDown console used for other endpoint security features. Drive Encryption is included in the Advanced EDR bundle and above.
Email Security
ThreatDown Email Security is a product that protects organizational email from threats. It is available as an add-on to all ThreatDown bundles and is priced per inbox. It was launched by ThreatDown in 2025.
Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)
ThreatDown EDR detects and responds to attacks against workstations and servers using AI, machine learning, and heuristic technologies that interrupt payload delivery before malicious code executes. It provides three levels of attack isolation — network, process, and desktop — and includes ransomware rollback that can restore encrypted, deleted, or modified files up to seven days after an attack. All capabilities are managed from a single lightweight agent and cloud console.
Endpoint Protection
ThreatDown Endpoint Protection is a next-generation antivirus product that uses AI and multiple integrated prevention technologies to stop threats before they reach the environment. It is managed from a single lightweight agent and cloud-based console that also supports all other ThreatDown endpoint security technologies. The product includes device control, application blocking, browser phishing protection, and incident response capabilities.
Firewall Management
ThreatDown Firewall Management blocks unauthorized access and controls inbound and outbound network traffic to secure the network perimeter. It is managed from the central ThreatDown console and is included in the Advanced EDR bundle and above. The feature allows administrators to define and enforce firewall policies across endpoints.
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)
ThreatDown ITDR monitors user accounts and non-human identities such as service accounts, API tokens, and OAuth credentials across Active Directory, Entra ID, and Okta to detect credential theft, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and token abuse. It correlates identity telemetry with endpoint data to provide a unified attack narrative and supports one-click response actions including account suspension, session revocation, and token revocation. The product also continuously monitors dark web sources for leaked credentials tied to the organization.
Managed Detection & Response (MDR)
ThreatDown MDR is a 24x7x365 managed security service in which ThreatDown's security operations team monitors, investigates, and remediates threats across customer endpoints and identities on the customer's behalf. The service includes threat hunting, incident investigation, and active remediation, with analysts available around the clock to respond to critical alerts. It is available as a standalone service and is included in the Elite MDR and Ultimate MDR Plus bundles.
Managed Threat Hunting
ThreatDown Managed Threat Hunting is a service in which ThreatDown analysts proactively search for threats within the customer's environment and deliver step-by-step guided remediation instructions. It is included in the Advanced EDR bundle and above. The service is also bundled with the Managed Detection and Response offering in Elite and Ultimate tiers.
Mobile Security
ThreatDown Mobile Security protects Chromebook, iOS, iPadOS, and Android devices from threats including harmful websites, malicious apps, and unwanted in-app ads. Device policies can be configured and managed from a central dashboard that also provides threat visibility and reporting. The product is designed to help organizations meet compliance mandates related to mobile device data protection.
MSP Partner Program
ThreatDown's MSP Partner Program provides managed service providers with access to the OneView multi-tenant platform, tools, education, and support needed to resell and manage ThreatDown security solutions for their clients. The program is designed to help MSPs grow revenue and operate efficiently without adding headcount. Partners gain access to a dedicated Partner Portal for resources and business management.
Nebula
Nebula is ThreatDown's single-tenant cloud console that allows organizations to manage their endpoint security environment from one centralized interface. It serves as the management platform for businesses that are not managed service providers. Customers sign in separately from the MSP-oriented OneView platform.
OneView
OneView is ThreatDown's multi-tenant management console built for managed service providers, providing centralized visibility and management capabilities across multiple customer sites from a single pane of glass. It allows MSPs to deploy and manage endpoint security, identity protection, and AI visibility across all client environments without switching consoles. The platform is purpose-built for MSP efficiency and scalability.
Patch Management
ThreatDown Patch Management automates the process of applying software updates to address security vulnerabilities identified by the Vulnerability Assessment module. It prioritizes critical updates and provides visibility into patch status across the environment from the single ThreatDown console. The product is designed to reduce complexity for IT teams by centralizing and automating patching workflows.
Premium Support
ThreatDown Premium Support provides customers with faster response time SLAs and extended support hours beyond the standard support offering. It is available as an add-on to Core, Advanced, and Elite bundles, and is included in the Ultimate MDR Plus bundle. Customers seeking Premium Support on higher-tier bundles are directed to contact sales.
Reseller Partner Program
ThreatDown's Reseller Partner Program allows resellers to sell ThreatDown endpoint security solutions to end customers. The program is designed to support growth, profitability, and customer loyalty for channel partners. Resellers can access tools, education, and support through the ThreatDown Partner Portal.
Security Advisor
Security Advisor is a feature within the ThreatDown platform that provides recommendations to address vulnerabilities, including patching, updates, and policy changes, in order to increase the endpoint security health score. It integrates with the Vulnerability Assessment module to surface prioritized guidance for administrators. The feature is part of the broader ThreatDown platform.
ThreatDown AI
ThreatDown AI is a feature within the platform that translates complex security data into plain-language guidance with recommended actions for administrators. Admins review and approve the recommended actions before they are executed. It is included in the Elite MDR and Ultimate MDR Plus bundles.
Vulnerability Assessment
ThreatDown Vulnerability Assessment continuously scans endpoints for vulnerabilities in modern and legacy applications, completing scans in under a minute using the same lightweight agent deployed for endpoint security. It uses CVSS scoring and CISA recommendations to evaluate and prioritize identified vulnerabilities for remediation. Results integrate with the Security Advisor feature to guide patching, updates, and policy changes.
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