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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. ThreatConnect is to be acquired by Dataminr, which describes the combination as fusing internal and external data for AI-powered event, threat and risk intelligence. 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 | ThreatConnectThreatConnect is to be acquired by Dataminr, which describes the combination as fusing internal and external data for AI-powered event, threat and risk intelligence.threatconnect.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 Dataminr 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. | Not written yet |
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| Last verified | October 14, 2026 | November 9, 2026 |
CISO Tribune files Indra Group under Threat intelligence, Encryption, tokenization and key management, and Incident response and forensics, with Threat intelligence as its primary category. CISO Tribune files ThreatConnect under Threat intelligence alone, which is also its primary category. Indra Group sells defence-oriented products such as Cyber C2, a platform used to plan, direct, coordinate and monitor cyberspace operations, and COMSec Meet, which uses end-to-end encryption to secure communications. ThreatConnect sells Dataminr for News, an offering for journalists.
Indra Group is headquartered in Madrid, Spain. Its Cyberdefence segment provides platforms and services for military and governmental cyberspace operations, including situational-awareness tools and information-warfare toolkits. Dataminr describes its platform as detecting events, threats, and risks across 1M public data sources.
Dataminr counts more than 100 U.S. government agencies and 20+ international governments among its customers, and also names two-thirds of the Fortune 50. It says Dataminr for News is used by journalists in over 1,500 newsrooms. Indra Group describes a dual offering to both civil and military customers. On January 8, 2026, Indra Group reached an agreement with UK-based Altitude Angel to acquire the assets related to GuardianUTM, its unmanned air traffic management platform.
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 recordThreatConnect is to be acquired by Dataminr, which describes the combination as fusing internal and external data for AI-powered event, threat and risk intelligence.
The suite assembles and operationalizes real-time, client-tailored intelligence, connecting what is emerging, what is exposed, and what it costs.
Dataminr describes its AI platform as including more than 50 proprietary LLMs. The platform uses Multi-Modal Fusion AI for discovery, Generative AI for description, and Agentic AI for context. Dataminr says the platform detects and responds to events, threats, and risks as they unfold across 1M public data sources.
Dataminr says security teams use it to protect people, secure facilities and events, and maintain operational continuity.
Dataminr's AI detects breaking events in public data, and public sector organizations use it to maintain situational awareness.
Dataminr for News is used by journalists in over 1,500 newsrooms around the world to discover the earliest indications of breaking news.
Dataminr counts more than 100 U.S. government agencies and 20+ international governments among its customers. Dataminr also names two-thirds of the Fortune 50 and half of the Fortune 100 among them.[1]
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