Moroccan cybersecurity startup Defendis has launched an AI-powered cyber threat intelligence platform, enabling organisations to proactively contain data leaks and neutralise cyberattacks.
Launched in 2023, Defendis taps into AI to identify credentials and payment cards leaks, asset vulnerabilities, phishing attacks, fraudulent domains, and online brand impersonation attempts. Its approach goes beyond traditional IOCs by providing banks, government agencies, and businesses the capability to understand what cybercriminals are doing before an attack.
“Our mission is to provide organisations, especially those with limited resources and capabilities, with advanced cybersecurity solutions to adapt to the ever-changing threat landscape and regulatory requirements,” said Amine Bajeddi, co-founder and CEO of Defendis.
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