The deal focuses on improving threat intelligence features on the ZeroFOX platform.
ZeroFOX has acquired LookingGlass Cyber Solutions’ Cyveillance threat intelligence business. Announced on Tuesday, the deal is designed to merge the ZeroFOX Digital Risk Protection Platform and Cyveillance’s threat intelligence data trove and dark web intelligence capabilities. ZeroFOX says that snapping up the business, previously a subsidiary of LookingGlass, is a strategic move to push the company up the enterprise threat intelligence and protection roster on a global scale. See also: Leaders of ‘notorious’ Team Xecuter game piracy, homebrew group arrested Financial details were not disclosed. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, Cyveillance was previously acquired by LookingGlass in 2015. The company provides clients with online data source analysis and monitoring, including a digital risk protection service, a “data lake” repository containing over two decades’ worth of threat intelligence, open source security projects, as well as investigation and forensics offerings.
