Claroty celebrates fourth year on Forbes Cloud 100 global list
Claroty has been recognised on the Forbes 2025 Cloud 100 list for the fourth consecutive year.
The Forbes Cloud 100 is an annual ranking of the top 100 private cloud companies worldwide, published by Forbes in partnership with Bessemer Venture Partners. The latest listing acknowledges Claroty's ongoing contributions in supporting organisations navigating digital transformation in critical infrastructure sectors through its focus on cyber-physical systems (CPS) security.
Cloud 100 recognition
Claroty's presence on the Cloud 100 list underlines its position among private cloud providers that have demonstrated substantial growth and value. The Cloud 100 selection process assessed companies based on market leadership, estimated valuation, operating metrics, and people & culture. As part of this evaluation, CEOs from public cloud firms participated in peer review for the market leadership category.
Commenting on the recognition, Yaniv Vardi, Chief Executive Officer of Claroty, stated,
"Being named to the Cloud 100 for our fourth year in a row demonstrates our sustained success as the leader in CPS security. This award validates our commitments to our customers, partners and investors, who believe we are a company built for longevity, as we continue to see digital transformation grow across critical infrastructure sectors."
Recent achievements
During the past year, Claroty has made several advancements aimed at supporting its customers' cloud adoption and cyber-physical security needs. These include the signing of a multi-year Strategic Collaboration Agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The company also introduced new capabilities to its SaaS-based xDome platform, specifically Device Purpose and Risk Benchmarking features, which help users identify how the risk profile of their environment is affected by device processes and enable them to prioritise risk reduction efforts in line with potential impacts on business outcomes.
Additionally, Claroty announced a strategic collaboration with Google Security Operations, enhancing threat detection and response capabilities available to its clients. In recognition of its efforts in industrial cybersecurity, the company also achieved the AWS Manufacturing and Industrial Competency for operational technology (OT) security.
Industry context
For the tenth year, the Forbes Cloud 100 has reviewed applications from a broad spectrum of private cloud startups and companies. This year, companies comprising the Cloud 100 collectively recorded a combined estimated value exceeding USD $1 trillion, reflecting the expansion and impact of the cloud sector globally. The evaluation process continues to place considerable weight on the ability of companies to exhibit market leadership and innovation in a competitive field increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and digital transformation initiatives within enterprises.
Richard Nieva, the Forbes editor responsible for the Cloud 100, commented on current industry trends, stating,
"For the last decade, the Forbes Cloud 100 list has recognised the most innovative private cloud companies in the world, and this year's standouts are among the most impressive we've ever seen. Our honourees highlight the massive sea change that AI has brought to the enterprise, with sky-high growth and valuations."
Elliott Robinson, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, also weighed in on the broader significance of the current Cloud 100 ranking:
"As we mark the 10th year of the Cloud 100 with our 2025 rankings, we celebrate a highly competitive cohort of companies that, for the first time, collectively exceed $1 trillion in value. The cloud is in a period of rapid, AI-driven transformation, with this year's cohort demonstrating how AI is fundamentally reshaping how the best cloud companies grow, scale, and compete."
The inclusion of Claroty in the 2025 Cloud 100 follows a period of heightened activity and significant milestones for the company, particularly in its efforts to address cybersecurity challenges in sectors reliant on complex, mission-critical infrastructure.
