In the shadowy world of cybersecurity, some companies don't just fly under the radar—they operate in a different dimension entirely. Verodin is that company: a $33M-funded, 30-person operation generating $4.7M annually with precisely zero detectable web presence.

"When your website traffic is literally zero but you've raised $33M, you're either building something invisible—or you're invisible for all the wrong reasons."

The computers, electronics, and technology industry classification feels almost too broad for what Verodin likely does. Most stealth cybersecurity firms operate in niche verticals: threat intelligence, network security, or government-grade encryption. The lack of any Trustpilot reviews, backlinks, or keyword data suggests they're either pre-product-market fit or operating in a completely closed ecosystem.

• Revenue per employee: $156K (below industry leaders like CrowdStrike at $400K+)
• Funding-to-revenue ratio: 7x (high for early-stage, suggests heavy R&D or government contracts)
• Zero digital footprint is either brilliant operational security or a marketing failure
• 30 employees is the sweet spot for Series A/B—large enough to execute, small enough to pivot