
We’re buzzing with excitement to share some incredible news—CovertSwarm has been ranked #31 in TechRound’s prestigious Top 100 list for 2024! This recognition underscores the relentless drive, cutting-edge innovation, and unique approach that we bring to cybersecurity every single day. It’s a moment to celebrate, but it’s also a reminder of why we do what we do: to outpace threats and stay ahead of the curve.
Why This Matters
TechRound’s Top 100 highlights the most impactful and forward-thinking startups in the tech ecosystem. For CovertSwarm to be featured on this list isn’t just about accolades—it’s a validation of the game-changing value our continuous red team service delivers. In a world where attackers evolve every second, we’ve redefined cybersecurity with a model that keeps pace, relentlessly probing for vulnerabilities before bad actors can exploit them.
What Sets Us Apart
At CovertSwarm, we don’t just simulate attacks; we replicate the ingenuity, persistence, and unpredictability of genuine cyber threats. Our subscription-based service places constant cyber pressure on your defenses—digital, physical, and social. We attack, discover, and remediate, flipping the traditional pen testing model on its head. This recognition by TechRound reinforces that our approach is not just innovative but essential for the evolving threat landscape.
Thank You, Swarm Members, Clients and Investors
This achievement is shared with our brilliant team of ethical hackers and our visionary clients and investors who dare to think beyond conventional cybersecurity. Together, we’re shaping the narrative and raising the standard for proactive security measures.
Onward and Upward
The recognition fuels our drive to innovate, evolve, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in cybersecurity. With TechRound’s nod, we’re reminded that our mission isn’t just vital—it’s the future.
Here’s to being your favorite enemy. Swarm. Defeat. Repeat.

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