While startups chase headlines, a $81.5M revenue company quietly protects the backbone of global telecom networks. Enea (the entity behind adaptivemobile.com) isn't a cybersecurity startup—it's the infrastructure layer that keeps mobile operators and CPaaS providers secure at scale.

"This isn't a growth-stage startup chasing ARR—it's a mature infrastructure play serving the telecom giants that power our connected world."

• Serves mobile operators, CPaaS providers, and solution vendors—not consumers
• AI-powered software spans network optimization, connectivity, and cybersecurity
• Global reach with presence in MEA (Middle East & Africa) through presales leadership
• Part of the 'computers_electronics_and_technology' industry, not pure cybersecurity

For founders and investors, Enea represents a different archetype: the infrastructure incumbent. While they've raised no external funding (N/A), their revenue and employee count suggest a profitable, bootstrapped—or possibly PE-backed—operation. The absence of funding data is telling: this isn't a venture-scale company chasing unicorn status.