About ZeroFox
ZeroFox is an American external cybersecurity company based in Baltimore, Maryland. It provides cloud-based software as a service for organizations to expose and disrupt phishing and fraud campaigns, credential theft, impersonations and data breaches that target brands, domains, people and assets. Its HNTR Platform unifies cyber threat intelligence, digital risk protection, attack surface management, and physical security intelligence in one solution.
ZeroFox was created in 2013 under the name Riskive and changed to its current name months later. It began as a startup inside Betamore, an incubator in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood. It went public on August 4, 2022, through a SPAC deal. In 2024, private equity firm Haveli Investments acquired it for approximately $350 million.
ZeroFox also sells executive protection, which it says safeguards more than 19K high-profile executives, VIPs, and leaders. Its adversary disruption service handles takedowns of malicious and impersonating domains, fraudulent social media accounts, phishing websites and rogue mobile apps.
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Verification began in 2009 as a fix for impersonation. A platform confirmed an account was real and marked it. That is still what most people assume the badge means, and it is why a fake profile carrying your firm’s name or your CEO’s headshot gets the benefit of the doubt when it shows up in […]
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The Sandbox Verdict Belongs on the AlertFrom their feed
Last week someone clicked an HBO Max ad on Reddit and installed an infostealer on their own machine. The ad ran through Reddit’s real ad system. Attackers had taken over the HBO Max advertising account and used it to push hundreds of legitimate-looking promos, all pointing at a page dressed up as HBO Max that […]
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ZeroFox vs. Doppel: Comparing Two Approaches to Takedown and DisruptionFrom their feed
Pull up two external threat platform datasheets side by side and the coverage lists look nearly identical. Domains, social, dark web, app stores, paid ads, executive exposure. Every serious vendor in this category monitors all of it, which means the feature grid stops being useful about ten minutes into an evaluation. The comparison that decides […]
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ZeroFox Alternatives: What to Consider When Choosing a Cybersecurity ProviderFrom their feed
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