Headquartered in Boston, MA Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: RPD rapid7.com
Rapid7, Inc. (Nasdaq: RPD) provides AI-powered managed cybersecurity operations to approximately 11,800 customers worldwide.
Its offerings are built on the Rapid7 Command Platform, an open and extensible platform that integrates security data and enriches it with AI and threat intelligence. On top of the platform, Rapid7 sells:
- Preemptive managed detection and response (MDR)
- Exposure Management
- Related cloud-based security products
The company earns revenue mainly from recurring product subscriptions, plus a smaller professional services business. It tracks annualized recurring revenue (ARR) as a key operating metric.
After a restructuring to refocus on its core business, Rapid7 is pursuing an AI-first service model that combines its platform, AI agents and human security experts. Recent initiatives include:
- Rapid7 Intelligence, which unifies threat intelligence, vulnerability research and Rapid7 Labs
- Capabilities from its Kenzo Security acquisition
- A previewed Autonomous SOC that uses AI agents to take customers from detection to resolution Updated
Cost cuts drove the fifth straight EPS beat, with sales and marketing spend down to $65.6 million from $79.3 million a year ago even as revenue contracted 2.5% and ARR slipped to $819.7 million. Fourth quarter guidance calls for another revenue decline, so the market is paying up for margin while waiting on the turnaround.
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Rapid7, Inc. (Nasdaq: RPD) provides AI-powered managed cybersecurity operations to approximately 11,800 customers worldwide. Its offerings are built on the Rapid7 Command Platform, an open and extensible platform that integrates security data and enriches it with AI and threat intelligence.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for RPD is $15.44, rated Hold. The Wall Street consensus target is $12.08. RPD price prediction →
