Arctic Wolf and BlackBerry Limited have completed the acquisition of Cylance’s endpoint security assets, an agreement that was formalized on December 15, 2024. With this transaction, Arctic Wolf strengthens its offering in security solutions by integrating Cylance’s advanced capabilities driven by artificial intelligence into their innovative Aurora platform.
John Giamatteo, CEO of BlackBerry, expressed his satisfaction with the successful completion of this agreement, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the relationship with Arctic Wolf, both as a customer and a reseller in government sectors, highlighting the trust placed in the acquiring company.
Nick Schneider, President and CEO of Arctic Wolf, commented on the launch of Aurora Endpoint Security, indicating that this new development represents a significant advancement in protecting endpoints for organizations. The new offering is designed to enhance threat prevention and detection, while also reducing alert fatigue and false positives, thereby strengthening cyber defenses.
The Aurora Endpoint Security portfolio is presented as a comprehensive solution that can adapt to the diverse needs of customers. It includes products like Aurora Protect and Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense, among others, which leverage insights from a broad customer base and security data to provide robust defense against emerging threats.
Arctic Wolf is established as a leader in cybersecurity operations, enabling their customers to manage risks against cyberattacks through a cloud platform that processes billions of security events every week, ensuring a level of cybersecurity that meets current challenges.
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