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BlackBerry

0R0PCybersecurityWaterloo, Canada

BlackBerry Limited, established in 1984 and headquartered in Waterloo, Canada, specializes in providing cutting-edge security software and comprehensive services to businesses and governmental bodies worldwide. Its operations are divided into three primary areas: Cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), and a segment encompassing Licensing and other income. Within its Cybersecurity arm, the company presents the BlackBerry Cyber Suite, a sophisticated collection of solutions powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning. This suite includes BlackBerry Protect, offering both endpoint protection and mobile threat defense; BlackBerry Optics, an endpoint detection and response tool designed for threat visibility and prevention; BlackBerry Guard, a managed detection and response service; BlackBerry Gateway, an AI-enhanced Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) solution; and BlackBerry Persona, which employs User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) for real-time user identity authentication. Additionally, BlackBerry provides the Spark Unified Endpoint Management Suite, featuring BlackBerry UEM as a foundational element of its secure communication ecosystem, and BlackBerry Dynamics, a development framework with secure containerization for mobile applications. Further offerings include BlackBerry AtHoc and BlackBerry Alert for secure, networked critical event management, as well as secure messaging platforms like SecuSUITE for Government and the enterprise-grade instant messenger, BBM Enterprise. The IoT segment encompasses BlackBerry QNX, renowned for its Neutrino operating system and QNX CAR platform, alongside other embedded system solutions. This division also features BlackBerry Jarvis, a cloud-based platform for static application security testing; BlackBerry Certicom, focusing on cryptography and related management; BlackBerry Radar, an asset monitoring solution; and BlackBerry IVY, an intelligent platform designed for vehicle data. Complementing these products are enterprise and cybersecurity consulting services. BlackBerry's Licensing and Other segment is primarily involved in patent licensing, leveraging its extensive portfolio of approximately 38,000 patents and applications globally as of February 28, 2022, in addition to revenue from legacy service access fees.

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BlackBerry at a glance

BlackBerry is a cybersecurity company headquartered in Waterloo, Canada, founded in 1999. It is publicly listed (0R0P) with a market capitalisation of $5.8B. Xcout tracks 19 named people at BlackBerry, including John Joseph Giamatteo (CEO; President of Secure Communications & Director). Xcout recorded 5 job postings from BlackBerry in the last 90 days.

Industry
Cybersecurity
Headquarters
Waterloo, Canada
Market cap
$5.8B
Employees
1,749
Ticker
0R0P
Founded
1999
Job postings recorded (90 days)
5

BlackBerry leadership

  • John Joseph GiamatteoCEO; President of Secure Communications & Director
  • John WallPresident of QNX Division
  • Tim FooteChief Financial Officer
  • Philip KurtzChief Legal Officer & Head of Government Affairs
  • Jennifer Armstrong-OwenChief People Officer
  • Jesse HaroldSenior Vice President & Chief Information and Information Security Officer

13 more named people on record for BlackBerry, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Hiring at BlackBerry

Xcout recorded 5 job postings from BlackBerry in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since June 2026.

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Palo Alto NetworksPANW · CybersecuritySanta Clara, United States
66% matchPublicAI 67/100Green 1/100 ▲

Palo Alto Networks, Inc. is a global leader in providing advanced cybersecurity solutions. The company's core product line includes both hardware and software-based firewalls. It also offers Panorama, a sophisticated security management platform designed for centralized control of these firewall deployments, whether they are physical appliances, virtual instances, or situated in public or private cloud environments. Additionally, the firm provides virtual system upgrades to enhance the capacity of its physical firewall units. Complementing its core products, Palo Alto Networks delivers an extensive range of subscription services. These encompass robust threat prevention, protection against malware and advanced persistent threats, URL filtering, and security for both laptop and mobile devices. Further specialized subscriptions include DNS security, Internet of Things (IoT) security, SaaS security (via API and inline methods), threat intelligence, and data loss prevention. Beyond its product and subscription offerings, the company extends various expert services, such as cloud security, secure access solutions, security analytics and automation tools, and specialized cybersecurity consulting, often integrated with threat intelligence. Its professional services cover critical areas like architectural design and planning, system implementation, configuration, and seamless firewall migration. Educational resources, including certifications and both online and in-classroom training, are also available, alongside comprehensive support services. Palo Alto Networks distributes its security solutions both directly and through an extensive network of channel partners. Its diverse clientele primarily comprises medium to large-scale enterprises, service providers, and governmental organizations across a wide array of industries. These sectors include education, energy, financial services, healthcare, internet and media, manufacturing, the broader public sector, and telecommunications. Established in 2005, Palo Alto Networks maintains its corporate headquarters in Santa Clara, California.

Market cap$341.3B
Employees21,921
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More on BlackBerry in Xcout Intel

  • 19 named people with titles, LinkedIn and board committees
  • Weekly hiring history and the mix of roles behind it
  • 4 corporate events with sources — deals, leadership changes, layoffs
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