Whisper Emerges from Stealth with "God Mode" to Predict and Combat Cybercrime

AMSTERDAM, July 15, 2025 – Whisper, a Dutch cybersecurity startup, has officially emerged from stealth mode to introduce its revolutionary threat intelligence platform. With a mission to move cybersecurity from a reactive to a predictive discipline, Whisper offers what it calls a "God Mode" view of the internet, empowering organizations to see and stop sophisticated cyber threats before they strike.

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In an era where cybercrime has surged by over 300% since 2015 and is projected to cause $10.5 trillion in annual damages by 2025, a new approach is urgently needed. Whisper addresses this challenge head-on with a platform built on a massive, real-time map of the internet's infrastructure. This map is constructed from over 45 billion data points across 18 different systems, including DNS, BGP, and Whois records, all organized through advanced knowledge graph technology.

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"Traditional cybersecurity tools are built to respond to attacks that have already happened. We're changing that equation entirely," explained Kaveh Ranjbar, CEO and co-founder of Whisper. "Our 'God Mode' provides defenders with a real-time view of the entire internet's infrastructure, exposing attacker networks and hidden relationships before any damage occurs. It's like having a live radar system for cyber threats—you can see them coming and take action proactively."

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Whisper's platform delivers real-time threat scores and rich metadata on any potential threat, from a suspicious domain to a hidden network cluster. It also features an innovative entropy-based scoring system designed to minimize false positives, allowing security teams to focus on genuine threats and save valuable time.

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Having already secured pilot projects with key cybersecurity providers since its founding in January 2025, Whisper is poised to make a significant impact on the industry. The company's launch is supported by a €1.6 million pre-seed investment, which will fuel its expansion and the continued development of its groundbreaking technology.