We built Darktrace on a simple idea: instead of looking for known threats, learn what normal looks like and flag everything that is not normal.
Our founders came from GCHQ. When you build cybersecurity with intelligence agency DNA, you think about threats differently than Silicon Valley does.
Short sellers said our AI does not work. Thoma Bravo paid $5.3 billion for it. I will let the market decide who was right.
Every organization has a digital immune system whether they know it or not. Darktrace makes it visible, intelligent, and autonomous.
Cambridge is not Silicon Valley. We do not need it to be. The best AI research in the world happens within walking distance of our office.
The Mike Lynch connection was a distraction that followed us for years. Our technology stands on its own merits. The $5.3 billion acquisition proved that.