SpecterOps
SpecterOps provides identity attack path management solutions for enterprises, offering technology and services to detect, map, and eliminate exploitable identity relationships and permissions across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. Its BloodHound platform helps security teams continuously identify and remediate attack paths, enforce least privilege, and reduce identity-based risk. The organization also offers security training, offensive security services, and open source tools to support defenders in protecting critical assets from sophisticated adversaries.
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Sectors
- Computer and Network Security
- Founded
- 2017
- Employees
- 293
- Stage
- Series A
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SpecterOps Adds AWS and Entra Agent ID Support to BloodHound Enterprise and Launches BloodHound Hunter AI Agent Interface
SpecterOps added AWS and Microsoft Entra Agent ID support to BloodHound Enterprise and launched BloodHound Hunter, an AI agent interface that brings attack-path intelligence into AI-assisted security workflows so defenders can trace, prioritize, and remediate cross-system and AI-accelerated attacks.
SpecterOps’ EMEA Channel Director Nessa Lynchehaun Named to CRN’s 2026 Women of the Channel for Scaling Partner Ecosystem
SpecterOps announces EMEA Channel Director Nessa Lynchehaun was named to CRN’s 2026 Women of the Channel list for scaling the company’s EMEA partner ecosystem with a quality-first, partner-led approach focused on measurable customer outcomes.
SpecterOps and Omdia: 35% of Organizations Fully Implement Identity APM as AI and Non‑Human Identities Raise Risk
SpecterOps and Omdia found 35% of organizations have fully implemented identity-based Attack Path Management (up from 21% in 2025), with another 30% evaluating solutions, as AI and non-human identities increase identity risk and urgency to operationalize APM beyond technology alone.
SpecterOps adds OpenGraph support in BloodHound Enterprise to map and remediate attack paths for Okta, GitHub, and Jam-managed Macs
SpecterOps updated BloodHound Enterprise with OpenGraph extensions to detect and remediate identity attack paths across Okta, GitHub, and Jamf-managed Mac environments, adding privilege zones to protect critical assets and offering demos and guidance for teams to reduce cross-platform risks.
People
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Jared Atkinson Executive, CTO
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Robby Winchester Executive, Chief Services Officer
