ZeroFox, a global enterprise threat protection company, has partnered with Reality Defender to integrate AI-generated media detection into its platform. The collaboration addresses the growing threat of synthetic media used in impersonation campaigns and social engineering attacks. Through the integration, Reality Defender's RealAPI provides multimodal detection verdicts on voice, video and images directly within ZeroFox's Discover, Validate, Disrupt workflow. This enables analysts to identify, verify and take down synthetic media campaigns without leaving their existing platform. The partnership targets threat actors using AI-generated content to impersonate executives and undermine brands. Both companies will demonstrate the integration at the Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit in Maryland and Black Hat USA in Las Vegas this year.

ZeroFox named a Leader and Ace Performer in SPARK matrix(tm) for Digital Threat Intelligence Management. May 12, 2026 10:00 ET | Source: ZeroFox, Inc. WASHINGTON, May 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - ZeroFox, the global leader protecting the people, brands, and technology driving modern enterprise, today announced it has been named a Leader and Ace Performer in the 2026 SPARK Matrix for Digital Threat Intelligence Management by QKS Group. Evaluated against 28 vendors, ZeroFox ranked 2nd overall, recognized for its strength in technology excellence and customer impact across the digital threat intelligence market. The SPARK Matrix provides a competitive analysis of the global digital threat intelligence market, assessing vendors on their ability to deliver unified visibility into external threats, contextual insights into threat actors and campaigns, and proactive cyber defense. ZeroFox was recognized across four areas of differentiation: * Digital risk protection and external threat intelligence coverage * AI-driven threat intelligence and risk prioritization * Automated takedown and remediation * Integration with security operations ecosystems "Being named a Leader and Ace Performer reflects our continued leadership after a decade of operations at scale," said Russ Bentley, EVP of Product, ZeroFox. "AI-powered adversaries move fast, and they move across channels. Our customers need intelligence that goes beyond a dashboard. They need it to turn into action, and that's exactly what we've built." ZeroFox coverage spans the full external attack surface, including social platforms, dark web channels, phishing infrastructure, and brand impersonation, enriched by human-led DarkOps intelligence. AI and analyst-driven detection surfaces what matters before it becomes an incident. From there, automated takedowns and disruption close the loop, turning intelligence into outcome across the full discover, validate, disrupt cycle. "ZeroFox stands out in Digital Threat Intelligence Management by combining deep external threat visibility with built-in disruption capabilities," said Kunal Kumar, Senior Analyst at QKS Group. "Its ability to translate intelligence into immediate action, through automated takedowns and fraud mitigation, enables organizations to proactively reduce digital risk and protect brand, customers, and executive assets." About ZeroFox ZeroFox is the trusted solution for defending organizations against daily cyber threats that erode revenue, damage reputation, and frustrate security and risk teams. With over a decade of SaaS expertise, ZeroFox unifies Cyber Threat Intelligence, Brand and Domain Protection, Attack Surface Intelligence, Executive Protection, and Physical Security Intelligence in one platform. Our continuous cycle - Discover, Validate, Disrupt - empowers organizations to identify exposures, prioritize risks, and stop attacks before they cause harm. Thousands of customers worldwide, including leaders in finance, media, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and government, rely on ZeroFox to deliver timely, actionable intelligence that reduces risk, accelerates response, and reclaims what's right. To learn more about ZeroFox, visit www.zerofox.com. Media Inquiries Sara Jacono LaunchTech Communications for ZeroFox [email protected]

What ZeroFOX Inc. feel makes a Leader in the Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies. May 5, 2026 |by ZeroFox team. The cyber threat intelligence market is evolving from pieced together systems to unified platforms. What used to be a landscape of necessary but siloed tools, one for digital risk protection, another for threat feeds, another for takedowns, is converging into a single discipline where discovery, validation, and disruption all need to work together. ZeroFOX Inc. think The 2026 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies reflects that shift, and ZeroFox has been recognized as a Leader. ZeroFOX Inc. believe this recognition validates what ZeroFOX Inc. has been building toward: a fused external cybersecurity platform where intelligence drives action across your entire digital footprint, from brand and domain protection to attack surface intelligence to executive protection and physical security. But before ZeroFOX Inc. get into what this means for ZeroFox, let's talk about what the Magic Quadrant actually evaluates and why it matters for security teams making buying decisions in 2026. What the Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) measures. A Gartner Magic Quadrant is a culmination of research in a specific market, giving you a wide-angle view of the relative positions of the market's competitors. By applying a graphical treatment and a uniform set of evaluation criteria, a Magic Quadrant helps you quickly ascertain how well technology providers are executing their stated visions and how well they are performing against the Gartner market view. Use a Gartner Magic Quadrant as a first step to understanding the technology providers you might consider for a specific investment opportunity. Being positioned as a Leader, ZeroFOX Inc. think, means a vendor was placed highly on both axes. According to Gartner, Leaders execute well against their current vision and are well positioned for tomorrow. ZeroFOX Inc. feel that's a high bar, and it's one that reflects both current delivery and forward-looking strategy. The shift from a standalone Digital Risk Protection (DRP) category to Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Technologies signals something important about how this market is maturing. It reflects a reality that security teams already know: threat intelligence, digital risk protection, and adversary disruption are not separate problems. They are different phases of the same operational challenge. That's the cycle ZeroFox was built around: Discover, Validate, Disrupt. How ZeroFox approaches the CTI market. ZeroFox's platform fuses cyber threat intelligence, brand and domain protection, attack surface intelligence, executive protection, and physical security intelligence into a single operational view. That convergence is deliberate, because external threats don't respect product boundaries. Here's how ZeroFox closes the gap between detection and defense: Discover. ZeroFox continuously maps and monitors the external digital footprint, including domains, subdomains, IPs, social accounts, exposed credentials, executive profiles, cloud services, and more. ZeroFOX Inc. collect intelligence across the surface, deep, and dark web, social platforms, code repositories, and encrypted messaging channels. New assets and exposures don't go unnoticed. Validate. ZeroFOX Inc. connect signals across a data graph of 12B+ indicators to filter noise, reduce false positives, and prioritize real risk. Every alert includes context, evidence, and a recommended next action. AI-driven enrichment models handle language detection, sentiment analysis, facial comparison, and synthetic media identification, all reinforced by human analysts. Intelligence without context is just data. ZeroFOX Inc. deliver both. Disrupt. Its Global Disruption Network takes rapid action to block and remove malicious domains, profiles, and content, often in minutes. ZeroFOX Inc. work directly with ISPs, registrars, hosts, and social platforms to shut down abuse at scale and monitor for rebounds so threats stay down. Disruption capabilities are a key differentiator in the CTI market, and they're core to how ZeroFox operates. This continuous cycle, discover exposure, validate what matters, disrupt what's harmful, is what ZeroFOX Inc. feel positions ZeroFox to meet the criteria Gartner uses to evaluate Leaders: strong execution today and a clear vision for where the market is heading. What the recognitions mean for security buyers. If you're evaluating cyber threat intelligence vendors, the Magic Quadrant is a useful starting point. Get quickly educated about the market's competing technology providers and their ability to deliver on what you require today and in the future. As you read the report, consider where your current vendor lands. It's worth noting that not every vendor in the space is included. In its opinion, Gartner applies strict inclusion criteria based on market presence, product capabilities, and customer relevance. Vendors that don't meet those thresholds aren't evaluated in the quadrant at all. If your current provider isn't represented in the report, that's worth factoring into your evaluation, not as a disqualifier on its own, but as a signal about where they stand relative to the market Gartner is tracking. If your current vendor is on the quadrant, look at how their strengths and cautions align with your specific needs. Gartner recommends using the Magic Quadrant alongside other research, like their Critical Capabilities report and Peer Insights reviews, for a more complete picture. Get the full story. ZeroFOX Inc. is proud to be recognized as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies. But ZeroFOX Inc.'d rather you read the full report and draw your own conclusions. See where ZeroFox is placed, how ZeroFOX Inc. were evaluated, and where your current security vendor falls on the quadrant. Frequently asked questions. Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies, By Jonathan Nunez, Carlos De Sola Caraballo, Jaime Anderson, 4 May 2026 Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Gartner and Magic Quadrant are trademarks of Gartner, Inc., and/or its affiliates. This graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research document and should be evaluated in the context of the entire document. The Gartner document is available upon request from ZeroFox.