2025 Global Cyber Innovation Summit Honors Five Disruptive Startups in Cybersecurity

The annual Global Cyber Innovation Summit, led by Chairman Bob Ackerman and an advisory council, took place on February 5-6, 2025, at The Sagamore Pendry Hotel in Baltimore, MD. The event brought together the Global 2000 CISO community, cyber technology innovators, policy thought leaders and members of the cyber investment community to exchange ideas, discuss, and collaborate on improving cybersecurity strategies and solutions.

Five promising early-stage cybersecurity startups were recognized as the “Disrupt 5,” showcasing innovative solutions to emerging industry challenges. These companies presented diverse technologies addressing critical security needs, from enhancing overwhelmed cybersecurity teams’ capabilities to automated software hardening for critical infrastructure. The winners included Andesite, Dreadnode, Frenos, QuSecure, and RunSafe.

The Global Cyber Innovation Summit is an annual event that brings together key industry stakeholders to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of cybersecurity strategies and solutions.

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