ZeroFox (ZFOX) announced on Monday that it is in the process of acquiring threat intelligence and attack surface management company LookingGlass for roughly $26 million. The purchase will help ZeroFox gain improved visibility into external attack surface assets and vulnerabilities and obtain actionable intelligence for offensive operations.
ZeroFox provides services to help enterprises detect and disrupt cyber threats, such as protection against phishing and other threats, threat intelligence services, incident response, and ‘disruption’ services like domain and social media takedowns, removal of personal information from data brokers, and adversary disruption.
The company started trading on Nasdaq in August 2022 through a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) deal that combined ZeroFox with incident response services firm IDX.
Additionally, ZeroFox has recently teamed up with Google Cloud to disrupt phishing attacks by warning users of malicious domains.
Overall, ZeroFox is making great strides in building up its cybersecurity capabilities and expanding its services. With the acquisition of LookingGlass, ZeroFox will be able to provide its customers with even more comprehensive cybersecurity solutions.
Key Points:
• ZeroFox is acquiring threat intelligence and attack surface management company LookingGlass for roughly $26 million
• ZeroFox provides services to help enterprises detect and disrupt cyber threats
• ZeroFox started trading on Nasdaq in August 2022 through a SPAC deal
• ZeroFox has teamed up with Google Cloud to disrupt phishing attacks
• ZeroFox is expanding its services to provide customers with more comprehensive cybersecurity solutions