Author: Jane Edwards|| Date Published: February 15, 2024
California-based cybersecurity company Armis has purchased Cyber Threat Cognitive Intelligence as part of efforts to expand its platform’s capability to provide early warning cyber intelligence for government organizations and enterprises.
Armis said Wednesday it expects the merger to occur in the next 30 days and will integrate CTCI’s artificial intelligence-enabled pre-attack threat hunting technology with its Armis Centrix cyber exposure management platform to provide visualization capabilities and actionable intelligence to alert agencies and other organizations of a potential cyberattack or breach.
“It is time for the security community to redefine our operating paradigm by proactively finding and stopping attacks rather than taking action once the attack is launched,” said Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO and co-founder of Armis.
Dibrov noted that the transaction reflects the company’s commitment to helping organizations manage the attack surface through its Armis Centrix for Actionable Threat Intelligence.
CTCI CEO Andrew Grealy and Chief Threat Officer Michael Freeman established the company in 2020.
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