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\"cybersecurityventures\"<\/a>Last week, cyber security research and market intelligence firm Cybersecurity Ventures<\/a> released the latest iteration of its Cybersecurity 500 list, a global compilation of innovative companies providing cyber security solutions and services.<\/p>\n

The list, which is updated quarterly, aims at creating “awareness and recognition for the most innovative cybersecurity companies,” according to a press release<\/a> announcing the Q2 2015 update.<\/p>\n


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Unlike Gartner and Forrest reports, the Cybersecurity 500 list does not consider vendor revenue, employees, or annual growth in its rankings. “We do not think a list of the largest cybersecurity companies is useful to our target audience of cyber and IT security decision makers,” says Steve Morgan, founder and CEO of Cybersecurity Ventures, and Editor-in-Chief of the Cybersecurity 500 list. “[IT decision makers] already know who the biggest vendors are. Instead, we give a nod to the hottest and most innovative companies.”<\/p>\n

Selection and ranking criteria are subjective and include some or all of the following when evaluating each company:<\/p>\n