undefined

Kyle Hanslovan

Co-founder and CEO of Huntress, a cybersecurity platform helping businesses protect against cyber threats. Previously a hacker for the US government and NSA.

Top 3 podcasts with Kyle Hanslovan

Ranked by the Snipd community
undefined
Feb 6, 2025 • 1h 4min

429: Huntress: From NSA Hacker to $120M ARR Security SaaS - with Kyle Hanslovan

Kyle Hanslovan, co-founder and CEO of Huntress, transitions from an NSA hacker to leading a cybersecurity platform. He shares his journey of overcoming initial challenges in customer acquisition and funding. The discussion delves into the unique cybersecurity hurdles faced by small and medium businesses and emphasizes the importance of simplicity in product development. Hanslovan also offers insights on bootstrapping, equity distribution, and growth strategies that propelled Huntress to $120 million ARR, providing invaluable lessons for aspiring SaaS entrepreneurs.
undefined
Sep 30, 2024 • 1h 8min

#210 CEO & Co-Founder Huntress Kyle Hanslovan w/ Ev Randle: Deep Roots

Kyle Hanslovan, CEO and co-founder of Huntress, shares insights from his journey to building a $1.5 billion cybersecurity firm. He emphasizes the importance of integrity and transparency in leadership, advocating for open communication and even sharing personal finances to foster trust. Partner at Kleiner Perkins, Ev Randle, highlights the rarity of deep diligence in founder-investor relationships. The duo discusses the evolution of leadership in tech, the significance of resilience, and the core values that drive success in high-growth environments.
undefined
Sep 23, 2024 • 59min

He got rejected by 60 VCs, burned all his savings—then grew to $100M ARR & a $2B valuation. | Kyle Hanslovan, Founder of Huntress

Kyle Hanslovan, a former NSA hacker, shares his inspiring journey of launching Huntress, a cybersecurity firm. He reveals how he faced 60 VC rejections before hitting $1.5M ARR and ultimately reaching a $2B valuation. Kyle discusses the critical role of resilience and adaptive strategies in startup growth. He emphasizes the blend of automation and expert input in cybersecurity and the evolving landscape of the industry. Additionally, he compares the rigors of military service to startup life, highlighting personal sacrifices along the way.