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WhiteOps

WhiteOps

HUMAN Security protects digital businesses from sophisticated bot attacks and fraud by verifying the humanity of online interactions at scale, reducing ad fraud losses and securing digital ecosystems.

whiteops.comNew York, New York, United StatesFounded 2012Parent: HUMAN Security

Last updated Jun 1, 2026 by ATDb automated enrichment

Industry
Ad Fraud Detection & Cybersecurity
Business Model
SaaS
Target Market
Enterprise
Employee Count
201-500
Funding
$190M+
Revenue Range
$50M-$150M
Stock Symbol
N/A
Parent Company
HUMAN Security
API Available
Yes
Market Position

A top-tier bot fraud detection and prevention platform, widely regarded as a technical leader in invalid traffic mitigation and cybersecurity threat intelligence for digital advertising and online platforms.

Overview

White Ops, founded in 2012 and rebranded as HUMAN Security in 2021, is a cybersecurity company specializing in the detection and prevention of sophisticated bot attacks and fraud across digital advertising, marketing, and online platforms. The company's core technology uses a combination of technical evidence collection, machine learning, and continuous verification to distinguish between human and automated traffic at massive scale, protecting advertisers, publishers, and platforms from invalid traffic (IVT) and ad fraud. HUMAN Security now processes trillions of interactions per week across its network, making it one of the most data-rich bot detection platforms in the industry. The company gained significant recognition in the AdTech ecosystem through high-profile operations such as 'Operation Methbot' and '3ve,' in which White Ops collaborated with the FBI and major industry players to dismantle some of the largest ad fraud schemes ever uncovered. These operations cemented its reputation as a technically sophisticated and mission-driven cybersecurity firm. In 2021, the company was acquired by Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division and rebranded to HUMAN Security to reflect an expanded mission beyond advertising fraud into broader bot mitigation and account security. Today, HUMAN Security operates as a distinct and active brand, offering its Human Defense Platform to enterprises, ad platforms, publishers, and marketplaces. The company competes with players like DoubleVerify, Integral Ad Science, and Cheq, but differentiates itself through deep bot intelligence, threat research, and cross-industry applicability. Its Satori Threat Intelligence & Research team continues to publish industry-leading research on bot fraud and cybercrime.

Products & Features

Human Defense Platform

Core platform that verifies human vs. bot interactions across advertising, applications, and online services at scale.

Advertising Protection

Detects and blocks sophisticated invalid traffic (SIVT) and general invalid traffic (GIVT) across programmatic and direct advertising channels.

Account Defender

Protects user accounts from bot-driven credential stuffing, account takeover, and fake account creation.

Application Protection

Defends web and mobile applications from automated abuse, scraping, and API attacks.

Satori Threat Intelligence

Research and intelligence team that investigates and exposes major bot fraud operations and cybercrime networks.

Key Features
Real-time bot detection and mitigationSophisticated Invalid Traffic (SIVT) detectionMachine learning-based behavioral analysisTrillions of weekly interaction verificationsCross-platform and cross-channel coverageThreat intelligence and fraud researchProgrammatic advertising fraud preventionAccount takeover and credential stuffing protection
Use Cases
Protecting programmatic advertising spend from invalid trafficPreventing ad fraud for DSPs, SSPs, and ad networksSecuring publisher inventory qualityBlocking credential stuffing and account takeover attacksPreventing fake account creation on platformsProtecting e-commerce from bot-driven abuseAPI and application security against automated threats
Customer Segments
Digital advertisers and brandsProgrammatic advertising platforms (DSPs/SSPs)Publishers and media companiesAd networks and exchangesE-commerce platformsFinancial services and fintechOnline marketplaces

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