ThreatQuotient announced that the ThreatQ™ threat intelligence platform will be utilized by the Automotive Security Research Group (ASRG) to facilitate cyber threat intelligence sharing across the automotive industry.

ThreatQuotient announced it has closed $22.5 million in new financing, including a combination of equity and debt financing. The investment syndicate includes New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Adams Street Partners, Escalate Capital, Blu Ventures, Cisco Investments and Gaingels, who took notice of the company’s significant momentum in 2020.

This article features the thoughts of three female leaders at ThreatQuotient, Celine Gajnik, Head of International Marketing, Chantelle Dembowski, Senior Director of Human Resources and Liz Bush, Director of Product and Partner Marketing.

In some of the largest cybersecurity companies in the world, most industry analysts and other security experts are talking about the emergence of Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solutions, which Gartner defines as solutions that “automatically collect and correlate data from multiple security products to improve threat detection and provide an incident response capability.”

Security operations teams use the ThreatQ platform to prioritize threat intelligence, quickly deploy threat data to existing sensor grids, and focus workflows to reduce time to detection (TTD) and time to response (TTR).