Total Defense competitors

Zippia score 3.7

Total Defense main competitors are Intelligize, Outsystems, and Kiteworks.

Competitor Summary. See how Total Defense compares to its main competitors:

Trend Micro has the most employees (6,975).
Employees at Intelligize earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $131,400.
The oldest company is Trend Micro, founded in 1988.

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Total Defense vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Total Defense	2011	3.7	Redwood City, CA	2	$14.4M	200
ESET	1992	4.6	Coronado, CA	2	$540.0M	1,684
Trend Micro	1988	4.7	Irving, TX	11	$1.7B	6,975
Webroot	1997	4.6	Broomfield, CO	3	$215.0M	600
DreamBox Learning	2006	4.0	Bellevue, WA	2	$21.0M	299
Outsystems	2001	4.5	Boston, MA	1	$100.0M	1,228
Intelligize	2008	4.5	New York, NY	1	$25.0M	300
Convercent	2012	4.1	Denver, CO	2	$22.0M	300
Kiteworks	1999	4.1	Palo Alto, CA	1	$33.3M	201
Acronis	2003	4.6	Burlington, MA	1	$310.0M	1,001
DataSift	2010	4.2	San Francisco, CA	1	$30.0M	75
Collibra	2008	4.2	New York, NY	1	$9.6M	750
AlgoSec	2004	4.1	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	$50.0M	35
MineralTree	2010	4.5	Cambridge, MA	2	$19.0M	50

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Total Defense salaries vs competitors

Among Total Defense competitors, employees at Intelligize earn the most with an average yearly salary of $131,400.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Total Defense	$92,536	$44.49	-
ESET	$83,863	$40.32	-
Trend Micro	$92,304	$44.38	-
Webroot	$97,486	$46.87	-
DreamBox Learning	$106,038	$50.98	-
Outsystems	$122,772	$59.02	-

Compare Total Defense job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Total Defense	$133,491	$64.18
DreamBox Learning	$168,187	$80.86
Acronis	$166,690	$80.14
ESET	$161,355	$77.57
Kiteworks	$153,319	$73.71
Outsystems	$132,519	$63.71
Intelligize	$132,028	$63.48
Trend Micro	$131,750	$63.34
DataSift	$131,080	$63.02
AlgoSec	$130,641	$62.81
Webroot	$129,990	$62.50
Convercent	$129,396	$62.21
MineralTree	$127,794	$61.44
Collibra	$125,147	$60.17

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Total Defense demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Total Defense vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
DreamBox Learning	40%	60%
Kiteworks	61%	39%
Convercent	63%	38%
Trend Micro	64%	36%
ESET	69%	31%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Trend Micro	44%	21%	9%	23%	3%	9.7
ESET	51%	23%	9%	13%	5%	8.6
Kiteworks	43%	19%	8%	23%	7%	7.4
DreamBox Learning	68%	14%	8%	5%	5%	7.2
Convercent	74%	14%	4%	7%	2%	6.5
Acronis	68%	12%	9%	7%	4%	8.4

Total Defense and similar companies CEOs

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Michael Potts (Mike)

Webroot

During the past 10 years working diligently on positioning, growing, and ultimately driving three strategic acquisitions yielding well over $1 billion in shareholder returns, I have retired from day-to-day operations. My focus is now on select board work for up and coming cyber/tech-oriented companies.

Eva Chen

Trend Micro

Before becoming CEO, Eva served as executive vice president from 1988-1996 and CTO from 1996-2004. Under her direction, Trend Micro has produced a chronology of industry firsts, from unique products to security management approaches. As a result of her innovative leadership, she was appointed CEO in late 2004.

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Jonathan Yaron

Todd Hicks

Tim Barker

With over 30 years of experience in the B2B software industry, Tim has helped build and scale SaaS industry leaders. In his journey from Software Engineer to CEO, Tim founded Koral, a pioneer in online collaboration (acquired by Salesforce), led EMEA Marketing at Salesforce to scale them to become a billion dollar business, and was previously CEO of DataSift, a privacy-by-design analytics and AI platform, acquired by Meltwater in 2018.

Patrick Quinlan

Convercent

An entrepreneur at heart, Patrick Quinlan has a passion and skill for building companies from the ground up. Prior to leading Convercent’s executive team, Patrick served as Chief Executive Officer of Rivet Software, another technology firm operating in the governance, risk and compliance space. In just two years, he propelled Rivet’s quarterly revenue from $240,000 to $12 million – an achievement that earned the company a #6 placement on the 2011 Inc. 500 List among software firms and a #60 listing overall. A founding partner of Nebbiolo Ventures, Patrick has also served as CEO of ServiceSelect and Delta Translation, which was successfully sold to LFI in 1999. Patrick has been recognized by the Denver Business Journal as one of Denver’s top “Forty Under 40” leaders, and in 2011 he was named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalist. Patrick has served as a board member of Youth on Record and Young Americans Center for Financial Education, the country’s only FDIC-insured bank designed with youth in mind. While Patrick loves to move at high speeds, he takes time to savor what matters most – his wife Kyla and son Huck, dogs Paisley and Parma, Baja the cat, and a slew of chickens.

Bc Krishna

MineralTree

Patrick Pulvermueller

Acronis

Paulo Rosado

Outsystems