Deepwatch announced it has acquired Dassana, a leading provider of security intelligence solutions. The acquisition extends Deepwatch's innovation lead in powering cutting-edge cyber-resilient operations. By integrating Dassana's AI-powered risk and threat exposure management technology into its platform, Deepwatch will harvest vital threat insights that further enhance the productivity of its customers' security teams and help keep their critical information assets secure. 

"I'm excited to welcome Dassana to the Deepwatch team. This acquisition marks an incredible opportunity for our customers to access emerging AI capabilities together with unequaled, human expertise that in the past would have only been available to a privileged few," said John DiLullo, CEO, Deepwatch. "By joining forces with Dassana, our mission to democratize and make our AI capabilities available to companies of all sizes, has taken a giant leap forward. We believe cyber resilience should be available to all and that everyone deserves to conduct their businesses free from the scourge of cyber attacks."

Dassana and the Deepwatch Platform - AI-driven Security Insights

Dassana leverages AI for expedited processing and correlation of security data, with agentic workflow capabilities, enabling security leaders to automate more parts of their security and compliance activities. The integration of Dassana's technology into the Deepwatch Platform enables CISOs and security leaders to quickly and easily get real-time insights into their security posture. The integration:

• Elevates the Deepwatch Cyber Resilience Platform 

Dassana strengthens the platform's ability to address CISO challenges such as fragmented data, lack of risk context, and evolving cyber threats. Integrating Dassana's cybersecurity data mesh allows Deepwatch to deliver a more unified and actionable security solution.

• Enhances Visibility & Risk-driven Security Operations

Dassana's enterprise risk metrics provide CISOs with clear, quantifiable insights to prioritize threats. This empowers security teams to move beyond reactive approaches, accelerating risk mitigation and improving overall security posture.

• Brings the Connected Ecosystem Together for Greater Visibility

Dassana's extensive integrations with security and business tools align with Deepwatch's vision of a connected security ecosystem. This acquisition enables Deepwatch customers to maximize their security investments while gaining deeper insights and automation to drive more effective cybersecurity outcomes.

"We are thrilled to join forces with Deepwatch to continue disrupting MDR and the threat exposure management industry by providing comprehensive visibility, optimizing resources, and proactively managing threats, thereby enhancing the overall resilience of the cybersecurity infrastructure," said Ajay Nigam, CEO, Dassana. "Cyber resilience requires deep visibility into an enterprise's exposure risk, as well as tools that detect unusual activity and deploy security defenses. The integration of Deepwatch and Dassana offers enterprises incomparable security protection."

"When I joined Xactly nearly two years ago, we identified key opportunities to enhance our Threat and Vulnerability Management (TVM) process. With Dassana's platform, we established and operationalized a highly effective TVM framework, enabling data-driven decision-making that strengthened our risk posture and provided clear, board-ready insights I can confidently stand behind," said Matt Sharp, CISO, Xactly. "Now with Deepwatch, I'm excited about the potential for customers to bring in additional data sets to accelerate their risk reduction efforts."

"Customer trust underpins everything we do at Demandbase to deliver the most open, flexible, and transparent go-to-market platform," said Sean Malone, CISO, Demandbase. "We maintain customer trust by ensuring that each engineering team has the right visibility, metrics, and data on the security health of the assets they own. By partnering with Dassana, we aggregated insights from various security tools in a single pane of glass that engineers could quickly act upon. With Deepwatch, we'll be able to bring in additional real-time threat data for continuous cyber resilience."