Cyber Security Works (CSW), recently acquired CYR3CON IP to give CSW a set of ‘early warning’ vulnerability and threat intelligence capabilities.
The CYR3CON IP was originally developed with grants from Arizona State University (ASU) LightWorks and NEPTUNE, the U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research.
CSW acquired the new company’s technology to leverage powerful artificial intelligence and dark web mining capabilities to accurately predict how weaponizable vulnerabilities will detonate in the wild and in customer environments. With the acquisition, CSW gains proactive and predictive capabilities that can predict, visualize and identify real threats to client assets based on attacker behaviors – closing the biggest gap in the cybersecurity industry: deploying preventative measures proactively with defensive remediation.
“CSW’s strategy is driven by the expansion of its footprint of observable vulnerability and threat data for its growing installed base to support partners and customers in establishing resilience by aligning vulnerabilities with unprecedented threat context across an expanding attack surface,” said Ram Movva, chairman and co-founder,…
