PR Newswire · Feb 2025
Press release stating the round was led by Left Lane Capital and that Riot’s total capital reached $45M; it also named Benjamin Netter (CEO) and Louis Cibot (CTO).
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Updated Aug 2, 2026
Riot is a private cybersecurity SaaS company founded through Y Combinator that helps organizations measure and improve employee security posture. Its platform combines awareness training, phishing simulations, employee-security monitoring, breach and permission-drift detection, and conversational guidance to reduce human-centered cyber risk.
Primary product
Riot Employee Security Posture Management (ESPM): a platform with Awareness, Studio, Simulation, Sonar, Inbox, Slash, Breaches, and the Albert cyber coach, integrated with tools such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, email, Google, Microsoft, and Okta.
Founded
2020
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States (company and LinkedIn listings); Riot also has a major Paris, France office/HQ presence in recruiting materials.
Team size
Approximately 100–160 employees; third-party listings report 105–107, 100–150, or approximately 160.
Work style
Hybrid
23 jobs at Riot
Industry
Computer and Network Security
Sub-industry
Employee security posture management / cybersecurity awareness and human-risk management
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series B
Total raised
$45M
Latest round
Series B · Feb 2025
Latest amount
$30M
Feb 2025 · Left Lane Capital
Feb 2023 · Base10 Partners
Mar 2020 · Y Combinator
Mar 2020 · Y Combinator
Leadership
Founder and CEO
Co-founder and CTO
Clement Foltzer
VP Sales & Partnerships
Mélanie C.
VP Customer Success (Interim)
Pierre N.
Head of Product
Zoé Blanchard
Head of People
Henry de Roquefeuil
Head of North America Sales
UK Country Manager
Investors
Riot publicly emphasizes an ambitious, high-ownership, doer-oriented culture, employee empowerment, and investment in office culture. Job material describes engineers as involved in product and architecture decisions. Available evidence points to office-based/hybrid work rather than fully remote work.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
A public DevOps AWS posting listed €45,000–€90,000 annually. Other role-specific compensation data was not located; this should not be generalized across the company.
Pricing
Public pricing was not found; Riot appears to use demo/contact-sales enterprise SaaS pricing.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
At least $10M annual revenue in 2024 according to Riot; third-party estimate approximately $27.5M. A defensible public-evidence range is $10M–$27.5M.
Estimated monthly visits
109.3K
Traffic estimate as of Aug 2026
PR Newswire · Feb 2025
Press release stating the round was led by Left Lane Capital and that Riot’s total capital reached $45M; it also named Benjamin Netter (CEO) and Louis Cibot (CTO).
TechCrunch · Feb 2025
Reports Riot’s $30M Series B led by Left Lane Capital, valuation above $170M, $10M-plus 2024 revenue, and expansion of employee security posture management.
Riot · Feb 2025
Riot announced the Series B, named participating investors, reported more than $10M in 2024 revenue and 1,500 supported organizations, and described its Albert cyber coach and international plans.
SecurityWeek · Feb 2023
SecurityWeek confirmed Riot’s Series A, noted that the company had emerged from Y Combinator, and summarized investor participation and Riot’s product focus at the time.
TechCrunch · Feb 2023
Coverage of Riot’s $12M Series A led by Base10, its earlier awareness and phishing product, angel investors, and more than $2M ARR at the time.