Organisational Nation-State
Threat Intelligence
Strider transforms global data into a dynamic risk dashboard—delivering tailored threat intelligence so you can detect and respond to state-sponsored risk with strategic precision.
Confront today’s evolving geopolitical threats with the insights, clarity, and speed to secure your competitive advantage.
Get unparalleled insights to identify threats and secure your most critical assets.
See how and where your organisation may be vulnerable.
Get timely insights that accelerate response and reduce uncertainty.
Explore Strider’s integrated products, each designed to illuminate various dimensions of nation-state risk across your organisation.
Identify and manage state-sponsored threats related to your people, technology, and organisational relationships
Screen individuals for nation-state ties and falsified resumes
Assess third-party organisations for ties to state-sponsored threats
Uncover state-sponsored actors contributing to open source libraries in your codebase.
Gain exclusive data assets for customised analysis
Integrate a threat intelligence dataset on state-sponsored actors to your SIEM and DLP systems
Strider empowers industry, government, and academia with the strategic intelligence needed to stay ahead in an ever-shifting geopolitical climate.
Industry is the new frontline in the global contest for technology, talent, and data. Strider helps organisations safeguard their people, intellectual property, and supply chains, delivering the intelligence needed to mitigate state-sponsored threats and maintain a competitive edge.
Government agencies face an increasingly complex threat landscape. Strider supports efforts to strengthen national security, protect critical infrastructure, enforce regulatory compliance, and safeguard sensitive data—enabling agencies to better serve the public.
Research institutions are vital to scientific progress—and prime targets for foreign interference. Strider helps universities secure their research, personnel, & IP, comply with federal guidelines, and reduce risks from high-risk affiliations and dual-use technologies.
