Sixgill Announces Investment by CrowdStrike Falcon Fund

Sixgill Partners With ThreatQuotient to Accelerate Threat Response

Sixgill, a leader in threat intelligence enablement and enrichment, announced that CrowdStrike, a leader in cloud-delivered endpoint protection, has made a strategic investment in Sixgill through the CrowdStrike Falcon Fund. The CrowdStrike Falcon Fund is an early stage investment fund formed by CrowdStrike in partnership with Accel Partners that focuses on investments in companies that develop applications that have potential for substantial contribution to CrowdStrike and its platform. In addition to the investment, the two companies will pursue initiatives to offer joint customers enhanced threat intelligence capabilities.

Read More: Digimind Opens Amsterdam Office To Support Northern Europe Growth

“CrowdStrike’s backing is a major acknowledgment of the strength of Sixgill’s capabilities and expertise,” said Sharon Wagner, Sixgill chief executive officer. “CrowdStrike understood the value that our industry-leading contextual intelligence was bringing to the market. This investment validates our approach to actionable and automated intelligence and marks the next step in the evolution of agile and preemptive threat response.”

“The security industry continues to undergo a huge transformation as legacy vendors with on-premises and hybrid solutions are forced into extinction by remote workforces and cloud applications. We’re focused on identifying those startups that are defining modern cybersecurity by enhancing how enterprises stay ahead of emerging sophisticated threats,” said Michael Sentonas, chief technology officer at CrowdStrike. “Sixgill’s automated data collection and analysis provide deep and accurate threat intelligence, delivering context to drive preemptive security responses that stop breaches in their tracks.”

Read More: SalesTechStar Interview with Jafar Syed, Chief Growth Officer at Uniphore

 Write in to psen@itechseries.com to learn more about our exclusive editorial packages and programs.