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Cybereason layoffs

Cybereason has announced job cuts 2 times since Jun 2022. Where it gave numbers, they add up to 300 jobs. The latest was in Oct 2022: 200 jobs, about 17% of staff.

Latest event: Oct 2022

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People affected

300

Across tracked announcements

Announcements

2

Jun 2022 → Oct 2022

AI-attributed

0%

Of affected people

The short version

  • Biggest round: Oct 2022, 200 jobs, about 17% of staff.
  • None of these cuts was publicly blamed on AI.
  • That is the 3rd largest total among the 5 Cybersecurity employers we track.
  • We track 27 employers in Israel with layoffs since 2022.

Hiring elsewhere in Cybersecurity

Every round, newest first

  1. −200(17% of workforce)

    Cybereason cut about 17 percent of its staff, its second layoff in five months, as it explored a sale.

    Source: CTech

  2. −100

    Cybereason laid off around 100 employees in Israel, the US and Europe months after raising new funding.

    Source: CTech

Common questions about Cybereason

How many people has Cybereason laid off?
We have tracked 2 rounds of cuts at Cybereason since Jun 2022. The rounds with a stated headcount add up to 300 jobs.
When was the latest Cybereason layoff?
Oct 2022: 200 jobs, about 17% of staff. Cybereason cut about 17 percent of its staff, its second layoff in five months, as it explored a sale.
Did Cybereason blame AI for its layoffs?
No. None of the 2 rounds we track was publicly tied to AI by Cybereason or in credible reporting.

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