In 2007, he and Ofer traveled to Bucharest, Romania to develop the prototype, in partnership with Matrix Rom[1] In 2008 he returned to Israel seeking support from investors.
The company launched the Global War Room SOC console in 2017 and began offering Paranoid as a service.
This Managed Detection and Response service, provided a solution for companies that require protection against advanced attackers and unknown threats but have limited security staff.
[4] Paranoid's anti-malware and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) technology are grounded on three realizations: Nyotron created a map of the known good behavior of the operating system in the areas where malicious activity would attempt access, such as file systems, process and thread management, networking and registry, and partition modification.
As its OS-Centric Positive Security approach focuses only on the “good” behavior of the operating system, Paranoid detects and blocks both known and unknown malware (including zero-day exploits).
The publication stated, “from the perspective of breadth and depth of analytical capability, it is one of the best, if not the best, displays of its type that we have ever seen.”[10] In September 2017, Nyotron was labeled as a “Vendor to Watch” by Enterprise Management Associates.
[12] In September 2018, IT Central Station released a review of Paranoid, giving it 4 out of a possible 5 stars, stating “All the ransomware that is now happening in many companies, this product is a solution for that.