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Sophos, Halcyon announce new intelligence-sharing, mutual anti-tamper protection initiative

This initiative enhances protection for more than 300,000 organizations worldwide including Sophos customers using Sophos Endpoint powered by Intercept X, Sophos Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Sophos XDR, Halcyon’s Anti-Ransomware Platform.

Sophos and Halcyon announced a strategic threat sharing partnership focused on real-time threat intelligence sharing and mutual anti-tamper protection—a unique collaboration aimed at improving the speed, depth, and reliability of ransomware prevention and response. This collaboration brings together two of the most experienced teams in ransomware defense to accelerate detection, enhance protection, and improve response capabilities.

The collaboration between Sophos and Halcyon will exchange threat intelligence in real time, including indicators of compromise (IOCs), adversary behaviors, and attack patterns, to enhance ransomware prevention and accelerate response time.

This initiative enhances protection for more than 300,000 organizations worldwide including Sophos customers using Sophos Endpoint powered by Intercept X, Sophos Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Sophos XDR, Halcyon’s Anti-Ransomware Platform.

Real-time ransomware intelligence: Sophos and Halcyon will share timely threat intelligence, including indicators of compromise (IOCs), attacker behaviors, and tools used in active ransomware campaigns. This intelligence supports earlier detection, broader visibility, and more informed responses.

Strengthened defenses across products and services: Shared intelligence will enhance threat detection models, enrich contextual telemetry, and accelerate protection updates within each company’s solutions, including Sophos Central and Halcyon’s Anti-Ransomware Platform.

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Mutual anti-tamper protections: Each solution actively monitors the other’s agents to prevent tampering or disablement during ransomware attacks, helping ensure that security defenses remain intact and effective throughout an incident.

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