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ThreatQuotient Launches Data-Driven Approach to SOAR and XDR, Accelerating Detection & Response
Leader in security operations solutions continues industry-first innovations with a new platform capability to streamline and simplify automation and orchestration
As You Modernize Your SOC, Remember the Human Element
As Security Operations Centers (SOCs) mature and transition to become detection and response organizations.
ThreatQuotient Sponsors ASRG to Enable Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing Across the Automotive Industry
ThreatQ platform will support turning threat data into threat intelligence to be shared and applied to security solutions for automotive products
ThreatQuotient appoints Ramiro Cespedes as new Threat Intelligence Engineering Manager
Ramiro will head the specialized division that is responsible of analyzing and understanding the digital challenges and threat ecosystems to which each organization is exposed.
ThreatQuotient Closes $22.5 Million in New Financing to Accelerate Innovation and Execution
Continued momentum in 2020 including record bookings, new customers and revenue growth garners attention of new investors
Improve Data Utilization to Modernize the SOC
If you want to modernize your SOC to focus on detection and response you need to start by capturing the right data.
Want to Modernize Your SOC? Start with Data
Many organizations today deal with data that is noisy and unstructured, decentralized without prioritization, and managed with spreadsheets
Elevate the Value of Threat Intelligence in the SOC
More organizations are producing and consuming cyber threat intelligence than ever before, and those measuring the effectiveness of their CTI programs is higher than ever.
ThreatQuotient and SEKOIA join forces to better anticipate the cyber threat
The integration of SEKOIA.IO into the ThreatQ platform offers public and privately owned businesses in Europe contextualised information about the threat.
The Positive Impact of the Pandemic on SecOps Collaboration
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed forever how we work. Nearly three quarters (72%) of global knowledge workers prefer to continue working in a hybrid remote-office model moving forward.