ThreatQuotient Raises $12M

What does ThreatQuotient do?

ThreatQuotient, is the leading provider of enterprise-class threat intelligence platform. It provides ThreatQ, the only threat intelligence platform which correlates and manages unlimited external sources with all analytics and internet security solutions for contextualized operationalized intelligence in a single pane of glass. This Threat Intelligence Platform, is also the first TIP for providing indicator nurturing, which goes more than enrichment for helping consumers tailor indicators of compromise more specifically to their infrastructure. The company was founded by former security operations analysts for providing companies that ability to correlate with confidence.

How much ThreatQuotient was funded?

The company raised $3M on August 23, 2016 from Silicon Valley Bank.

Previous funding

$2M announced on April 28, 2015 and closed on January 1, 2015 from Blu Venture Investors, Todd Headley, CIT GAP Funds and Anthony Beverina

$10.2M in Series A on December 2, 2015 from New Enterprise Associates, Blu Venture Investors and Center for Innovative Technology

$12M in Series B on August 23, 2016 from New Enterprise Associates

What is next for ThreatQuotient?

ThreatQuotient plans to use the latest funding raised for bolstering product development and for further accelerating global expansion in channels, sales and partnerships for scaling ahead of increasing demand. This investment will allow the company in staying ahead of innovative threat intelligence solutions.

More about ThreatQuotient

ThreatQuotient was founded on March 1, 2013 by Wayne Chiang and Ryan Trost. It has its headquarters in Sterling, Virginia. The company has founded ThreatQ for enabling defenders and analysts for being more efficient and effective. This TIP provides customizations, context and collaboration required for accelerating the transformation of threat data into actionable TI, while providing analysts control over the process. With this TIP, analysts leverage a threat library, an open API exchange and an adaptive workbench for providing threat intelligence which is more accurate, timely and relevant to their business.