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Companies using ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform for Threat Modeling include: Thales, a France based Aerospace and Defense organisation with 78189 employees and revenues of $22.64 billion, United States Department of Defense, a United States based Government organisation with 1000 employees and revenues of $250.0 million, Sysdig, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 800 employees and revenues of $90.0 million and many others.
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Sysdig | Professional Services | 800 | $90M | United States | ThreatQ | ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform | Threat Modeling | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023, Sysdig selected the ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform to scale its threat research and cloud container threat detection capabilities for customers globally. The deployment was intended to expand detection rule development, contextualization and reporting across Sysdig's threat research and detection operations.
The implementation centered on ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform's DataLinq Engine and Threat Modeling workflows to automate feed ingestion, enrichment, prioritization and export. Configuration work focused on rule management, contextual tagging and structured enrichment pipelines to improve the quality and operational readiness of detection content.
Platform integrations were leveraged to automate feed ingestion and export pipelines and to push prioritized intelligence into analyst workflows, enabling faster contextualization and rule refinement. Operational coverage included Sysdig's threat research and cloud and container detection teams, supporting customer reporting and detection updates globally.
Governance and rollout emphasized standardizing enrichment and prioritization processes, and embedding ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform outputs into the detection rule lifecycle and reporting workflows. The engagement leverages ThreatQ’s DataLinq Engine and platform integrations to automate core intelligence operations, saving analyst time and improving detection quality.
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Thales | Aerospace and Defense | 78189 | $22.6B | France | ThreatQ | ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform | Threat Modeling | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023, Thales standardized on the ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform as its enterprise CTI tooling. The adoption targeted the Threat Modeling category to build and scale a Cyber Threat Intelligence service that supports security operations and alert triage across Europe and globally.
Thales implemented ThreatQ Investigations alongside the ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform to aggregate, enrich, visualise and deliver tailored CTI. The implementation emphasized intelligence lifecycle capabilities including indicator aggregation, enrichment, investigations, visualization and structured report generation to improve analyst triage and context for alerts.
The deployment serves as a centralized CTI production and delivery infrastructure for security operations centers and regional analyst teams across Europe and other global sites. Governance and operational rollout focused on standardizing templates and workflows for prioritisation and client reporting, enabling consistent output from distributed analyst teams.
The ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform implementation explicitly improved prioritisation and reporting for clients, and helped Thales grow its CTI team to produce hundreds of reports per year. The platform and ThreatQ Investigations are used to aggregate, enrich, visualise and deliver tailored CTI for security operations and client-facing intelligence services.
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United States Department of Defense | Government | 1000 | $250M | United States | ThreatQ | ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform | Threat Modeling | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, United States Department of Defense implemented ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform as its Threat Modeling capability. The deployment is framed around the ThreatQ Threat Intelligence Platform including ThreatQ Data Exchange, which the department uses to consolidate and curate cyber threat intelligence across services.
The implementation organized CTI into a structured, reusable database and automated ingestion and sharing of many feeds, enabling analysts to operate from a normalized threat repository. Functional capabilities implemented include automated feed ingestion, centralized CTI curation, data exchange services for distribution, and reusable indicator and campaign records aligned with Threat Modeling workflows.
Operational coverage spans security operations and coordinated response activities across Department of Defense services within the United States, with the platform used to distribute curated intelligence to downstream SOC and incident response teams. Integrations are focused on multi-source feed ingestion and internal sharing channels, supporting cross-service situational awareness.
Governance evolved toward centralized curation and sharing workflows to ensure consistent CTI taxonomy and reuse across teams, supporting faster dissemination of threat information. A Department of Defense analyst reported that ThreatQ organized CTI and automated sharing, increasing the speed at which awareness is achieved across the organization.
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