ProjectDiscovery Recognized as Top Cybersecurity Startup in 2026
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- •ProjectDiscovery named to Rising in Cyber 2026 list of top cybersecurity startups.
- •The list is based on votes from 150 CISOs, ensuring relevance to enterprise security needs.
- •ProjectDiscovery's tools are foundational for security teams, with significant community engagement.
ProjectDiscovery has been named to the Rising in Cyber 2026 list, which highlights 30 promising cybersecurity startups as voted by 150 CISOs. The list, produced by Notable Capital, emphasizes companies that are making significant impacts in enterprise security. ProjectDiscovery specializes in vulnerability detection and autonomous security testing, having raised over $6.9 billion collectively with other honorees. The Rising in Cyber 2026 Report, released alongside the list, details the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, particularly the role of AI in security operations. ProjectDiscovery's tools, including Nuclei, Subfinder, and Httpx, are widely used in the security community, boasting over 124k GitHub stars and 100k users. The company recently launched Neo, an agentic security platform aimed at enhancing enterprise-scale defense. This recognition underscores the importance of community contributions in cybersecurity advancements.
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