Overview
Protos Labs is a Singapore-based cyber risk and threat intelligence software provider serving insurers and enterprises. Founded in 2020 by ex-Booz Allen Hamilton cyber security leaders, the company delivers SaaS platforms that quantify cyber risk exposure and automate threat analysis for insurance underwriting and enterprise security operations.
The company offers two platforms: Nexus, a cloud-based cyber risk intelligence platform for insurers, and Protos AI, an agentic AI product for adversarial risk intelligence launched in 2025. Nexus consolidates external threat feeds, internal security tool data, and third-party questionnaires to deliver real-time cyber risk scoring, reducing underwriting cycle time to approximately 15 minutes. Protos AI autonomously plans, collects, and contextualizes threat intelligence across cyber, supply chain, financial crime, and insider threat domains, with support for air-gapped deployment and multi-source evidence validation before surfacing findings.
Protos Labs has raised USD 4.5M+ across two oversubscribed seed rounds and counts Lloyds of London (Lloyd's Lab Cohort 11), HannoverRe, and the Cybersecurity Agency of Singapore among its key partners. The company was the first Singaporean firm accepted into Lloyd's Lab and has expanded its market coverage from Southeast Asia to include the UK and US.
Products & Services
Nexus
Nexus is a cloud-based cyber risk intelligence platform for insurance underwriters and enterprise risk teams. It aggregates data from external threat feeds, internal security tools, and third-party vendor questionnaires to produce real-time cyber risk scores. The platform applies a threat-informed approach drawing on a proprietary Asia-Pacific threat database rather than US/EU-centric data sources.
Key Features
- Real-time cyber risk quantification from multi-source data
- Underwriting workflow automation reducing cycle time to ~15 minutes
- Continuous monitoring to support active claims reduction
- Proprietary threat database built from Asia-Pacific breach data
- Third-party vendor and supply chain risk assessment
Target Users: P&C and specialty insurers, cyber underwriters, enterprise risk teams
Protos AI
Protos AI is an agentic AI platform for adversarial risk intelligence, launched commercially in October 2025. Autonomous agents plan, collect, and contextualize threat and risk data across cyber, supply chain, financial crime, and insider threat domains. The platform supports deployment on cloud, private GPU, or air-gapped on-premises infrastructure.
Key Features
- IOC enrichment and MITRE ATT&CK mapping
- Supply chain monitoring with 4th and 5th party visibility
- Bank statement analysis and fraud pattern detection
- Phishing analysis and cross-domain threat correlation
- Auditability with multi-source evidence validation before surfacing findings
- Air-gapped and on-premises deployment options
Target Users: Cyber analysts, financial crime teams, enterprise security operations centers, insurers
At a Glance
- Founded
- 2020
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Employees
- 11-50
- Funding
- Seed
Category & Focus
- Category
- Specialty Solutions
- Subcategories
- Cyber Risk Quantification Threat Intelligence Underwriting Automation
- Insurance Verticals
- Specialty/E&S P&C Commercial Reinsurance
- Target Customers
- Carriers, Reinsurers, MGAs/MGUs
Customers
- Lloyd's of London (Lloyd's Lab Cohort 11)
- HannoverRe
- Cybersecurity Agency of Singapore
- OT-ISAC
- Global Resilience Federation
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Last updated: 2026-06-16