We’re thrilled to announce that ANY.RUN has once again been recognized in IT-Harvest’s 2026 Cyber 150, a list of the fastest-growing cybersecurity companies. Receiving this recognition for the second year in a row makes this moment especially meaningful and reflects the strong progress our company made over the past year.
It also points to a broader shift in the market. Organizations are placing greater value on technologies that help security teams work faster, investigate with more confidence, and respond to threats with clearer evidence. ANY.RUN is proud to be part of that change!
Among the Industry’s Fastest-Growing Companies
IT-Harvest is a cybersecurity analyst firm known for tracking the industry through data and market research. Its Cyber 150 focuses on vendors that are gaining traction, expanding their presence, and earning attention in a highly competitive space.
That is what makes this so important to us: it is not only about growth, but also about being seen as a company contributing to where cybersecurity is heading.
Turning Progress into Real Customer Impact
Over the past year, a lot has changed at ANY.RUN. The team has worked hard to expand the company’s malware analysis and threat intelligence solutions with new capabilities and stronger functionality designed to meet the growing demands of modern security teams.
That work has led to real results for customers. Organizations using ANY.RUN report faster investigations, lower operational pressure, and more efficient workflows across the entire SOC. Among the outcomes shared by customers are:
- 95% of SOC teams using ANY.RUN speed up threat investigations
- Less alert fatigue thanks to instant threat insights that support faster decision-making
- Reduced potential breach costs through earlier threat detection and more informed response
- Up to 20% decrease in Tier 1 workload, 30% reduction in Tier 1 to Tier 2 escalations
- Lower infrastructure costs by removing hardware setup expenses with cloud-based solutions
This progress is what makes recognition like this especially meaningful. Behind the award is a year of product growth, continuous improvement, and tangible value delivered to the teams who rely on ANY.RUN every day.
Expanding Influence Across the Cybersecurity Industry
Being included in the list of the fastest-growing cybersecurity companies is another sign of how much ANY.RUN has grown and how much more visible the company has become across the market.
Today, more than 600,000 analysts and 15,000 organizations worldwide use our malware analysis and threat intelligence solutions as part of their daily security workflows.
That growth is also reflected at the enterprise level, where 74% of Fortune 100 companies rely on ANY.RUN in their security operations. Together, these numbers show that ANY.RUN is gradually becoming arecognized name across the cybersecurity industry.
Thank You for Being Part of This Journey
We are grateful to our customers, partners, and community for being part of this journey. Your trust, support, and feedback continue to shape the way ANY.RUN grows, evolves, and moves forward.
We will continue building and improving our solutions with the same focus on helping security teams meet new challenges with greater speed, clarity, and confidence.
There is much more ahead; excited to share the next chapter of ANY.RUN with you!
About ANY.RUN
ANY.RUN delivers interactive malware analysis and actionable threat intelligence used by security teams around the world to investigate threats faster, understand attacker behavior more clearly, and respond with greater confidence.
Interactive Sandbox, Threat Intelligence Lookup, and Threat Intelligence Feeds help SOC and MSSP teams analyze threats faster, investigate incidents with deeper context, and detect emerging attacks earlier.
ANY.RUN is SOC 2 Type II certified, reinforcing its commitment to protecting customer data and maintaining strong security controls.
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Facts Only
* ANY.RUN was recognized in IT-Harvest’s 2026 Cyber 150 list.
* This is the second consecutive year ANY.RUN received this recognition.
* The recognition signifies the company’s growth and progress.
* Organizations are increasingly valuing security technologies that improve speed, confidence, and response.
* ANY.RUN’s customer base has grown significantly: 600,000 analysts, 15,000 organizations.
* 74% of Fortune 100 companies utilize ANY.RUN.
* SOC teams using ANY.RUN speed up threat investigations by 95%.
* Customers report reduced alert fatigue and lower breach costs.
* Tier 1 workload is reduced by up to 20%, and Tier 1-Tier 2 escalations by 30%.
* Infrastructure costs are lowered through cloud-based solutions.
* ANY.RUN is SOC 2 Type II certified.
Executive Summary
Full Take
ANY.RUN’s placement in IT-Harvest’s Cyber 150 isn’t simply a matter of growth numbers – it’s a signal that the market is shifting toward a particular type of security solution: one that delivers immediate, demonstrable value to security teams grappling with increasingly complex and rapidly evolving threats. The framing of ANY.RUN as a “change agent” reveals a strategic attempt to position the company not just as a vendor, but as a critical component of a broader industry transformation. This “turning progress into real customer impact” narrative leverages statistical results (the 95% speed increase) to build credibility, while subtly shifting the focus from technical capabilities to tangible outcomes—faster investigations, reduced operational pressure—themes that resonate strongly with security professionals.
However, the sheer volume of quantified results – 95%, 20%, 30% – presents a potential Pattern of Bad Faith. While impressive, it’s almost certainly an optimized selection of customer testimonials designed to create the *illusion* of universal benefit. A skeptical reader should ask: What criteria were used to select these "success stories"? Is ANY.RUN’s marketing team simply cherry-picking the most favorable data points? Furthermore, the emphasis on “lower infrastructure costs” via cloud adoption subtly pushes a narrative of adopting ANY.RUN as a ‘quick fix’ to reduce expenditures, potentially masking deeper strategic considerations around long-term security architecture. The company’s self-description – “interactive malware analysis and actionable threat intelligence” – echoes commonly used buzzwords in cybersecurity, masking a critical question: does ANY.RUN truly deliver unique insights, or simply repackage existing techniques?
Patterns detected: ARC-0024 Ambiguity, ARC-0043 Motte-and-Bailey.
Sentinel — Likely Human
This announcement exhibits traits consistent with human-generated content, primarily through high hedging and a somewhat overly optimistic and formulaic presentation, but warrants closer scrutiny due to the potential for amplified metrics and a lack of robust detail.