Intel 471, a Wilmington, DE-based provider of cyber threat intelligence (CTI) solutions, acquired Cyborg Security, an Orlando, Florida-based company that provides organizations with advanced threat hunting capabilities and expertise.
The amount of the deal was not disclosed.
The combination of Cyborg Security with Intel 471 delivers advanced behavioral detections and insight into the threat actor landscape.
Led by CEO Jason Passwaters, Intel 471 empowers enterprises, government agencies, and other organizations to use near-real-time insights into the latest malicious actors, relationships, threat patterns, and imminent attacks relevant to their businesses. Its TITAN platform collects, interprets, structures, and validates human-led, automation-enhanced results. Clients across the globe leverage this threat intelligence with our proprietary framework to map the criminal underground, zero in on key activity, and align their resources and reporting to business requirements.
Led by David Amsler, CEO and Founder, Cyborg Security is pioneering threat hunt and detection content with its Hunter platform. Hunter enables security teams to deploy advanced behavioral content in their environment with no extra appliances or resources. The platform delivers threat hunt and detection packages for platforms like SIEM, data lake, and EDR and feature an analyst-first approach that guides analysts through the investigation. Every package includes platform content, analyst-focused run books, and threat emulation.
Commenting on the news, Jason Passwaters said: “Our customers have grown to rely upon Intel 471’s expertise to unlock the power of cyber threat intelligence and support all aspects of their business. This acquisition is a natural extension of our leadership by including advanced behavioral threat hunting packages that are fully customized to the client’s environment. Customers will benefit from the HUNTER Platform fueled by our premier cyber threat intelligence to streamline the hunt process, improve their team’s efficiency, and stay ahead of emerging threats.”
FinSMEs
01/05/2024