HE

Hex-Rays

Hex-Rays SA

Liège, Belgium

Founded 200550 employeesServes Enterprise, Consumer
Profile last updated: May 5, 2026

About

Founded in 2005, Hex-Rays is a cybersecurity company based in Liège, Belgium.

Hex-Rays SA is a privately held Belgian company founded in 2005 that develops binary analysis solutions for the cybersecurity market. Its flagship product, IDA Pro, is a disassembler, decompiler and debugger used for reverse engineering, malware analysis and vulnerability research. The company offers IDA plans for enterprises, OEM and SaaS integration, individuals and hobbyists, and educational institutions, along with add-ons for team collaboration and a private function-recognition server (Private Lumina). It also provides training courses on reverse engineering and binary analysis. The company's roots lie in the 1990s binary disassembler developed by its founder, Ilfak Guilfanov.

Location

Liège, Belgium

Founded

2005

Employees

50

Company type

Private company

Legal name

Hex-Rays SA

VAT number

BE0873473914

Focus areas

binary analysisreverse engineeringdisassemblerdecompilermalware analysisvulnerability research

Languages

EN

Services & products

How they deliver

SoftwareTraining

Products

IDA Pro

Disassembler and decompiler

Binary analysis tool combining a disassembler, decompilers and debugger for reverse engineering, malware analysis and vulnerability research.

IDA Teams

Collaboration add-on

Add-on for IDA Pro enabling team collaboration on binary analysis with revision tracking and conflict resolution.

Private Lumina

Function recognition server

Self-hosted Lumina server for fast function recognition and private control of metadata.

IDA Free

Disassembler and decompiler

No-cost, non-commercial version of IDA with core disassembly and decompilation features.

IDA Home

Disassembler and decompiler

Non-commercial IDA plan for hobbyists with cloud-based decompilers.

gooMBA

Deobfuscation plugin

IDA Pro plug-in for deobfuscating Mixed Boolean-Arithmetic expressions, integrated with the Hex-Rays decompilers.

Customers

EnterpriseConsumer

Industries served

Automotive

Other cybersecurity companies in Belgium

View all