Private#7 of 27 in this industry1 market

Dragos

dragos.com

OT/ICS and cyber-physical security (asset discoverynetwork monitoringthreat detection) for utilitiesoil and gaswatermanufacturing; ICS threat intelligence and incident response
Part of Accenture · Koch Disruptive Technologies, BlackRock-managed funds (Series D leads) Majority stake bought by Accenture at a $3.25B price (announced 2026-06-18, closed by 2026-09-21); earlier $200M Series D at $1.7B (2021) Hanover, Maryland, US
Revenue—not disclosed
Markets named in1across this research
Incumbent in1the one to displace
Rank in industry7 / 27by revenue
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Where it competes

Every market in this research that names Dragos. Where it is the named incumbent it leads the list. The entry signal is the market’s, not the company’s — it says how open that market is to someone new.

MarketRoleShareEntry signal
OT and Industrial Cybersecurity — Asset Discovery and Threat Detection for Plants, Grids and Hospitals
2211 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
Incumbent — 16% entry signal
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Company details are from the search.cos database (snapshot 2026-10-18); market roles, shares and sourced revenue are from the research records linked above. Filed under the industry it serves — a software vendor sits with the industry that buys from it. Ranks convert currencies at approximate rates to put companies in order; every figure shown is in the currency it was reported in.