Security News > 2017 > February > InfoArmor VigilanteATI: Threat intelligence from the Dark Web (Help Net Security)
2017-02-13 22:35
InfoArmor has expanded its global customer base in the enterprise and SME/SMB sector with its award-winning VigilanteATI Advanced Threat Intelligence Platform and Investigative Services. These organizations are using VigilanteATI and VigilanteATI Accomplice to gain high value threat intelligence throughout the threat lifecycle. From preemptive attacks to post-breach attribution, VigilanteATI helps enterprises and organizations enhance their security posture. For the SME/SMB, VigilanteATI Accomplice is an ideal solution to mitigate risk where resources and expertise in IT … More →
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