Interset develops a user behavior analytics (UBA) platform that uses machine learning and patented predictive analytics-based risk scoring to assign risk to accounts, machines, files, and digital assets. The platform automates sifting through billions of log files and terabytes of events to surface anomalous behaviors and convey them with actionable, contextual information. Interset emphasizes reducing noise and false positives and presenting analysts with inherently actionable notifications via an intuitive user interface that visually depicts threat stages. The solution uses agentless data collectors, lightweight endpoint sensors, and a scalable, extensible architecture. Interset reports deployments across manufacturing, life sciences, high-tech, finance, government, aerospace and defense, and securities brokerage industries. A strategic investment and technology development agreement with In-Q-Tel is intended to advance further development of the UBA platform. Interset's platform connects siloed data sources — application and OS logs, identity repositories, security tools and endpoints — to correlate millions of events and surface prioritized, actionable threats. Its patent-pending behavioral analytics engine applies multiple mathematical frameworks to identify threats from single or corroborating datasets, and the solution uses agentless collectors, lightweight endpoint sensors and an intuitive UI. Customers span manufacturing, defense, technology, energy, pharmaceuticals, life sciences, finance, government and securities brokerage; Surescripts is named as a customer using Interset to monitor data exits and reduce noise. The company emphasizes rapid detection of targeted insider and outsider attacks and is building new threat visualizations, including a multidimensional kill-chain view. Interset plans to expand platform capabilities, accelerate customer adoption and develop OEM partnerships, such as the recently announced source-code threat protection solution with Perforce Software. Leadership includes president and CEO Dale Quayle, previously CEO of Integrien (sold to VMware in 2010).

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Mar 2015