Eclypsium
Category: AI in Cybersecurity
Eclypsium provides a supply chain security platform that protects enterprises and government agencies from hidden risks in hardware, firmware, and software across every enterprise device. Eclypsium was founded in 2017. The company is led by Yuriy Bulygin. Based in Portland, Oregon, United States. Team size: 101-500. Total funding raised: $110M. Latest round: Strategic Investment. Key investors include PEAK6 Strategic Capital, Ten Eleven Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Madrona Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion Capital (Seviora Group), Singtel Innov8, Intel Capital, AV8 Ventures, Alumni Ventures, TransLink Capital.
- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Portland, Oregon, United States
- Team size
- 101-500
- Total funding
- $110M
Value proposition
Eclypsium unifies component inventory, device hardening, and threat detection in a single platform, securing the entire device lifecycle from onboarding to production to decommissioning — covering firmware, hardware, and software supply chain risks that traditional security tools miss.
Products and solutions
Eclypsium Platform (unified supply chain security covering firmware security, device lifecycle management, zero trust for endpoints, AI data center security, regulatory compliance, and digital supply chain security)
Unique value
The only platform providing deep visibility into hardware and firmware supply chain security at the component level, covering user endpoints, servers, network devices, and AI/GPU infrastructure with continuous monitoring and threat detection.
Target customer
Fortune 100 and Global 2000 enterprises, financial services, government agencies, energy/utilities, telecom, cloud service providers, AI infrastructure operators
Industries served
Financial Services, Government/Defense, Energy & Utilities, Telecommunications, Cloud Service Providers, AI Infrastructure
Technology advantage
Deep firmware/hardware security expertise from Intel alumni; CHIPSEC open-source foundation; reverse-engineers device binaries to uncover zero-day vulnerabilities; NVIDIA Inception program member; covers GPU-based AI servers; analyzes 30M+ device binaries; monitors hundreds of thousands of devices
How they differentiate
Unlike traditional endpoint security (EDR) that operates at the OS/application level, Eclypsium goes deeper into firmware and hardware components, providing supply chain security that covers the entire device lifecycle. Their platform is the only one that unifies inventory, hardening, threat detection, and response for hardware/firmware across all enterprise device types including AI/GPU infrastructure.
Main competitors
Binarly, Claroty, Codenotary, ReversingLabs, Exein
Key partnerships
NVIDIA Inception Program, Qualcomm (strategic investment & Edge AI partnership), SHI, World Wide Technology (WWT), GuidePoint Security, Myriad360, Getac, Panasonic
Notable customers
Lockheed Martin, DigitalOcean, Multiple Top 10 US Banks, Fortune 100 Financial Services, Fortune 100 Oil & Gas, US Government Agencies, Top Cloud Service Providers
Major milestones
Founded 2017 by ex-Intel security researchers, Created CHIPSEC open-source firmware framework, Named Gartner Cool Vendor, RSAC Innovation Sandbox finalist, Joined NVIDIA Inception Program (2025), Named Market Leader in Supply Chain Security by Cyber Defense Magazine, Raised $110M total across 6 rounds
Market positioning
Market leader in supply chain security for IT infrastructure; named Market Leader in Supply Chain Security by Cyber Defense Magazine; Gartner Cool Vendor; RSAC Innovation Sandbox finalist
Geographic focus
North America (primary), APAC (expanding)
About Yuriy Bulygin
Ex-Intel (led Advanced Threat Research team and microprocessor security analysis team); Creator of CHIPSEC open-source firmware security framework
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Official website: https://eclypsium.com
