ReliaQuest, the leader in enterprise cybersecurity, announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Austin-based Threatcare, the leader in proactive cyber defense.
The acquisition will increase protection for ReliaQuest’s enterprise customers by providing integrated threat simulations that validate controls, content, and accompanying workflows instantly, enabling proactive improvement of security programs.
The addition of Threatcare’s technology to ReliaQuest’s GreyMatter platform will also enable CISOs to improve visibility over their cybersecurity tech stacks and increase control over outcomes through real-time insights and actionable responses.
CEO and founder of Threatcare, Marcus J. Carey will join ReliaQuest’s Office of the CTO, while all other Threatcare team members will join ReliaQuest in various roles.
“We are focused on delivering operational excellence and world-class cybersecurity outcomes through GreyMatter, so we jumped at the opportunity to offer our customers an even stronger platform,” said Brian Murphy, CEO at ReliaQuest.
“By combining Threatcare’s attack simulation technologies with GreyMatter, we are enabling better visibility, real-time insights and more control over enterprise security programs. I’m also personally thrilled to welcome Marcus and colleagues to the team, given their exceptional talent and our shared vision for proactive Security Model Management.”
Enterprise CISOs are frustrated with fragmented security data, disparate point solutions, and security alert overload. Prior to GreyMatter, CISOs have been forced to outsource large portions of their security operations to an MSSP or maneuver operations themselves across a disjointed, noisy environment without knowing whether the tools even work together until it’s too late.
Through Threatcare’s integration within the GreyMatter platform, enterprise customers will experience Threatcare’s attack simulation and validation ..
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