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FireEye was rebranded to Mandiant (Jan 2021) and acquired by Google (Sep 2022)— see Google for current status.
FireEye

FireEye

Cybersecurity & Threat Intelligencemandiant.com

FireEye provided advanced threat detection, incident response, and threat intelligence services to protect enterprises from sophisticated cyberattacks and nation-state threats.

Last updated Jun 27, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team

Founded
2004
HQ
Milpitas, California, United States
Connections
14

At a glance

Employees
1001-5000
Funding
$1B+
Revenue
$800M-$1B
8integrations5competitors

About

FireEye was a leading cybersecurity vendor specializing in advanced threat detection and response, not an AdTech company

FireEye was a prominent cybersecurity company founded in 2004 that specialized in advanced threat detection, incident response, and security intelligence. The company became widely recognized for its threat intelligence capabilities and its Mandiant division, which gained fame for investigating high-profile cyberattacks including the 2013 breach of Target and numerous nation-state sponsored attacks. In 2021, Symphony Technology Group acquired FireEye's products business for $1.2 billion, while FireEye divested its network security products to McAfee Enterprise (now Trellix) and rebranded the remaining threat intelligence and incident response business as Mandiant. The FireEye brand effectively ceased to exist as a distinct entity following this restructuring. Mandiant, operating under Google Cloud following its acquisition by Google in 2022 for $5.4 billion, continues the legacy of FireEye's threat intelligence and incident response services. The company provided enterprise-focused cybersecurity solutions including managed defense services, threat intelligence platforms, and security validation tools. FireEye's significance in the cybersecurity ecosystem was substantial, as it was often called upon to investigate the world's most sophisticated cyberattacks and provided critical intelligence on advanced persistent threats (APTs) and nation-state actors. FireEye had no direct connection to the advertising technology (AdTech) industry. It operated exclusively in the cybersecurity sector, providing threat detection, incident response, and security intelligence services to enterprises, government agencies, and critical infrastructure organizations. The company's focus was on protecting organizations from cyber threats, not on advertising, marketing technology, or digital media solutions.

Business model

B2B Enterprise

Target market

Large enterprises and government organizations requiring advanced cybersecurity and threat intelligence solutions

What they offer

  • FireEye Network Security

    Network-based threat detection platform that identified and blocked advanced threats

  • FireEye Endpoint Security

    Endpoint protection solution for detecting and responding to threats on devices

  • FireEye Email Security

    Email threat protection against phishing and malware attacks

  • Mandiant Consulting

    Elite incident response and forensic investigation services

  • Threat Intelligence

    Research and intelligence on threat actors and attack campaigns

Key features

Advanced threat detectionIncident response servicesThreat intelligenceForensic analysisAPT detection

Use cases

Advanced threat detectionIncident responseBreach investigationThreat huntingSecurity monitoring

Customer segments

EnterpriseGovernmentFinancial ServicesHealthcareCritical Infrastructure

Tech & specs

Technology stack

AWSPythonJavaKubernetes

Deployment

On-premiseCloudHybrid
Corporate history
  1. 2004 · Founded
  2. 2021Became Mandiant
  3. 2022Acquired by Google
    Still operating as part of Google
Connection details
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