ZeroFox (NASDAQ:ZFOX) saw its shares hike Monday. The company, a leading external cybersecurity provider, has today announced that its subsidiary, LookingGlass Cyber Solutions, has expanded its partnership with a critical U.S. Federal Department of Defense agency. This announcement comes on the heels of the recent acquisition of LookingGlass by ZeroFox. The renewal provides the agency with enhanced visibility, actionable threat intelligence, and increased protection across the entire external attack surface.
Today’s external attack surface requires increased intelligence on the threats targeting organizations outside the perimeter. LookingGlass is a known leader in internet-scale threat intelligence and global attack surface monitoring. The renewed contract will help the United States government stay ahead of the attacker with actionable threat intelligence provided by LookingGlass.
"Our commitment to providing relevant and contextual cyber threat intelligence remains steadfast,” said Bryan Ware, Chief Development Officer, ZeroFox and former CEO of LookingGlass. “We understand the importance of delivering timely, mission-relevant data that enables our customers to make informed decisions and take swift action against cyber threats. We thrive on the challenge of meeting the complex needs of our federal government and defense agency customers."
ZeroFox and LookingGlass’s combined customer base includes more than a thousand global enterprises and some of the largest public sector and enterprise agencies in the world
ZFOX shares took on four cents, or 4.3%, to 84.77 cents.
