Vendor comparison · 2 companies
Indra Group operates a Cyberdefence segment that provides platforms and services for planning, conducting and analysing military and governmental cyberspace operations, including command-and-control software, situational-awareness tools, encrypted communications and information-warfare toolkits. Red Canary, now part of Zscaler, sells Managed Detection & Response (MDR), a service that taps in-house experts to detect, manage, respond to, and remediate threats at scale. CISO Tribune files both under Threat intelligence. This page sets the two records side by side: what each sells, where it is based, who owns and funds it, the customers it names and its recent news, each fact numbered to its source.
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| Indra GroupIndra Group operates a Cyberdefence segment that provides platforms and services for planning, conducting and analysing military and governmental cyberspace operations, including command-and-control software, situational-awareness tools, encrypted communications and information-warfare toolkits.indragroup.com | Red CanaryRed Canary, now part of Zscaler, sells Managed Detection & Response (MDR), a service that taps in-house experts to detect, manage, respond to, and remediate threats at scale.redcanary.com | |
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| Headquarters | Madrid, Spain | Not stated on its pages |
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| Ownership and funding | Not stated on its pages | Owned by Zscaler since 2025[2][3][4] |
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| Who it fits | From its own pages, Indra Group sells a dual offering to both civil and military customers and supports critical missions worldwide. In our reading, Indra Group's defence work is aimed at protecting both forces and civilians in any operational environment. Indra Group's sovereign AI work is directed at the protection of citizens, territories, and critical physical and digital infrastructure and assets. Indra Group's transport work covers roads, railways, ports and airports. Indra Group's airspace management work covers solutions that synchronise radars, controllers, and aircraft. Indra Group sells digital platforms, analytics, and artificial intelligence to organisations. | From its own pages, Red Canary sells mainly to security operations teams that need to scale protection without adding headcount. Its service is aimed at organizations whose attack surface spans networks, endpoints, identities, cloud infrastructure, and AI applications. Organizations that run AWS, GCP, or Azure environments are covered by its cloud detection. Teams that use a SIEM, SOAR, or ITSM platform can send alerts into those workflows. |
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| Last verified | October 14, 2026 | September 27, 2026 |
Indra Group operates a Cyberdefence segment that provides platforms and services for planning, conducting and analysing military and governmental cyberspace operations, including command-and-control software, situational-awareness tools, encrypted communications and information-warfare toolkits. A press release describes the company as Madrid-based.[1][2][4]
Indra Group on the recordRed Canary, now part of Zscaler, sells Managed Detection & Response (MDR), a service that taps in-house experts to detect, manage, respond to, and remediate threats at scale. Managed Detection & Response (MDR) adds 24/7 human-led, AI-powered support enriched with Zscaler context.
Zscaler says the attack surface keeps expanding across networks, endpoints, identities, cloud infrastructure, and now AI applications. Zscaler says security team sizes are stagnant or shrinking, forcing SOC teams to triage more alerts, work longer hours, and accept coverage gaps.[1]
Managed Detection & Response (MDR) experts work with the Agentic SecOps platform, supported by agentic workflows and deep ZIA integration. Managed Detection & Response (MDR) enriches investigations with ZIA context and automatically enforces ZIA policies to contain threats faster.
AI agents enrich alerts with device context, user login history, and IP intelligence before triaging. AI agents filter out difficult-to-tune alerts with short natural language prompts. A 24/7 team of detection and response specialists validates threats and reduces noise. Managed Detection & Response (MDR) includes threat hunting across clouds, endpoints, and identities, with scoped findings that carry evidence and next steps.
For response, Managed Detection & Response (MDR) can automatically block URLs and IoCs via ZIA, isolate endpoints via EDR, and suspend users via the customer's IDP. Playbooks are no-code and customizable. Customers can choose team oversight to initiate specific response actions, or choose to automate. Managed Detection & Response (MDR) alerts can be sent to a SIEM, SOAR, or ITSM platform to align with existing workflows.
Zscaler MDR unifies data from AWS, GCP, Azure, and cloud security tools like Wiz to detect and stop cloud threats before impact. Customers can store MDR data or other raw data, including JSON and syslog messages that can be written to an S3 bucket, for any length of time they specify. Managed Detection & Response (MDR) provides high-fidelity detection of ransomware precursors and rapid containment and remediation of threats before impact. Zscaler combines AI and human expert analysis to analyze reported phishing emails.
Managed Detection & Response (MDR) lets customers learn how their threat posture compares to similar organizations across industry, employee count, and the entire MDR customer base.
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