Splunk was founded in 2003, and today is known as one of the biggest names in big data and IT security. Our oldest partner and our platform of choice – Infigo IS is Splunk Elite Authorized Reseller, Splunk Security Specialized Partner, Splunk IT OPS and APP Specialized Partner, and Splunk Professional Services Practice Partner.
Infigo IS delivers Splunk Enterprise, Splunk IT Service Intelligence, Splunk Enterprise Security, Splunk Phantom, and Splunk UBA.

CrowdStrike was founded in 2011 and launched its first product in 2013. Today it provides endpoint security, threat intelligence, and cyberattack response services; its products and services can be found in 44 out of 100 Fortune 100 companies.
Infigo IS delivers its endpoint detection and response solution.

Cribl was founded in 2018 and immediately made a splash. Their core function is moving an insane amount of data generated by software and hardware; it gets more complicated because Cribl gives organizations true ownership of their telemetry by moving, transforming, and searching what they want and where they want.
Before the coming of age of AI, humans were extremely happy to have this kind of flexibility, and now AI agents are given fuel at unimaginable speed.
Infigo IS delivers a full range of their products and services.

Digital Guardian was founded in 2003, and today is known for its data loss prevention (DLP) and endpoint detection & response software. It provides software at the end-user level, corporate networks, servers, databases, and the cloud – it is considered the leader in the DLP market.
Infigo IS delivers its full range of solutions.

Exabeam was founded in 2013, and today is known for helping security teams outsmart the odds by adding intelligence to existing security tools. Behavioral analytics allows analysts to detect compromised and malicious users that were previously hard to find.
Infigo IS delivers its UEBA (User and Entity Behavior Analytics) and SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) solutions.

Forcepoint was founded in 1994 and was known by the name Websense. After a series of high-profile acquisitions (most notably from Raytheon) it has settled on the name Forcepoint in 2016. Today it is known for its user and data protection software, and cloud, network, and cross domain-security.
Infigo IS delivers its DLP (Data Loss Prevention) solutions.

Nagios had its initial release in 2002 under the name NetSaint. Today it is mostly famous for its free and open-source part, Nagios Core, that monitors systems, networks and infrastructure.
Infigo IS delivers Nagios XI, an extended interface of Nagios Core, positioned as the enterprise-level version. It is a comprehensive application, service, and network monitoring in a central solution.

Qualys was founded in 1999 and was one of the first companies on the market to deliver vulnerability management solutions as applications through the web (what we today call Saas). Qualys is one of the founding members of the Cloud Security Alliance; more than 70 percent of Forbes Global 50 rely on Qualys.
Infigo IS delivers its whole portfolio, from vulnerability management onwards.

Rapid7 was founded in 2000, and today is a provider of security data and analytics solution that enables an active approach to cybersecurity. Rapid7's solutions are used by more than 2500 enterprises and government agencies in more than 65 countries, while the company's free products are downloaded more than one million times per year.
Infigo IS delivers its whole portfolio, from vulnerability management onwards.

VMware Carbon Black was founded in 2002 as Bit9. In 2016 it changed its name to Bit9 + Carbon Black, and again in 2018 to just Carbon Black. In 2019 it was acquired by VMware. Among other things, it is famous for its cloud-native endpoint security. Approximately one-third of the Fortune 100 companies use Carbon Black.
Infigo IS delivers Carbon Black App Control, and Carbon Black EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response).

Recorded Future was incorporated in 2009 with funding from Google and In-Q-Tel. They entered the cyber threat intelligence market in 2012 and were quite successful at that. As a leader in the threat intelligence business, they’re serving more than 50 percent of Fortune, more than 45 sovereign governments, and 1900+ customers around the world.
The company was acquired by Mastercard in 2024.

Wallix was founded in 2003 in France as a Digital Services Company. Today, it is a leader in the privileged access management market, and with a strategy based on innovation and agility, Wallix’s mission is to simplify cybersecurity for its customers worldwide.
The Wallix solution suite is distributed by a network of over 300 resellers and integrators worldwide, and Wallix supports over 3000 organizations in securing their digital transformation.

Labyrinth was founded in 2019, and they serve a cyber-deception and intrusion detection platform designed to trick hackers with fake network segments and decoys. Their mission is to provide all kinds of organizations with a simple and efficient tool for the earliest possible detection of attackers inside the corporate network.
High-interaction decoys lure attackers into engaging with fake infrastructure, keep them busy, and capture every detail of their actions. In the meantime, the real infrastructure continues to work without any negative impact.

Horizon3 was founded in 2019, and it provides an autonomous penetration testing solution. The company offers NodeZero, which enables organizations to continuously assess the security posture of their enterprise, including external, identity, Internet of Things, and cloud attack surfaces. It primarily serves the cybersecurity sector.