Guardsquare today announced it has completed the acquisition of the Extended Threat Defense (XTD) technology and assets from Verimatrix (Euronext Paris: VMX), further advancing its mobile app security platform for mobile developers and enterprises worldwide. The deal marks a significant milestone for the company, reinforcing its commitment to delivering the highest level of mobile application security without compromise.
Verimatrix’s XTD technology predicts, detects, and responds to threats before mobile apps are exploited. Guardsquare’s acquisition of XTD reinforces its commitment to delivering the most comprehensive mobile application security. This approach reflects the growing urgency organizations face in securing mobile applications. According to Verizon, 85% of organizations are experiencing a surge in mobile attacks, and 43% cite mobile app threats as the top contributor to breaches.
The acquisition also strengthens Guardsquare’s global presence, enabling the company to meet customers where they are while further diversifying its reach across key industries such as financial services and healthcare. Furthermore, the move adds a new wave of dedicated engineers and security personnel from the XTD team, whose expertise will be instrumental in accelerating the evolution of the Guardsquare platform.
Guardsquare is committed to ensuring seamless continuity for existing XTD customers, with no disruption to current services, support, or product operations. Customers will continue to receive the same high standard of support they expect today as XTD technology becomes part of the Guardsquare platform. The company will also continue to work closely with the existing XTD partner ecosystem, as partners continue to sell and support customers as they do today.
For more information on the XTD technology, visit www.protectmyapp.com.
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Guardsquare Acquires Verimatrix XTD
Guardsquare today announced it has completed the acquisition of the Extended Threat Defense (XTD) technology and assets from Verimatrix (Euronext Paris: VMX), further advancing its mobile app security platform for mobile developers and enterprises worldwide. The deal marks a significant milestone for the company, reinforcing its commitment to delivering the highest level of mobile application security without compromise.
Verimatrix’s XTD technology predicts, detects, and responds to threats before mobile apps are exploited. Guardsquare’s acquisition of XTD reinforces its commitment to delivering the most comprehensive mobile application security. This approach reflects the growing urgency organizations face in securing mobile applications. According to Verizon, 85% of organizations are experiencing a surge in mobile attacks, and 43% cite mobile app threats as the top contributor to breaches.
The acquisition also strengthens Guardsquare’s global presence, enabling the company to meet customers where they are while further diversifying its reach across key industries such as financial services and healthcare. Furthermore, the move adds a new wave of dedicated engineers and security personnel from the XTD team, whose expertise will be instrumental in accelerating the evolution of the Guardsquare platform.
Guardsquare is committed to ensuring seamless continuity for existing XTD customers, with no disruption to current services, support, or product operations. Customers will continue to receive the same high standard of support they expect today as XTD technology becomes part of the Guardsquare platform. The company will also continue to work closely with the existing XTD partner ecosystem, as partners continue to sell and support customers as they do today.
For more information on the XTD technology, visit www.protectmyapp.com.
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