Stratascale, a transformational cybersecurity services company and wholly owned subsidiary of SHI International Corporation, announced today that it has named Jordan Mauriello Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Stratascale.
Read MoreOn Thursday, September 12, Stratascale, a cybersecurity company delivering strategy, solutions, and managed services to the Fortune 1000, opened the doors to a 19,000-square-foot headquarters in Charlotte.
Read MoreWith the escalation of threat actors who are wielding artificial intelligence (AI) to commit cyber attacks, security teams need advanced AI more than ever to keep pace. Stratascale has forged a new partnership with leading AI platform Dataminr to empower chief information security officers and their teams with the tools to identify and respond to cyber, digital and cyber-physical threats.
Read MoreFollowing his leadership and contributions as Chief Technology Officer since 2021, Stratascale is pleased to announce that it has named Jason Hood Chief Operating Officer of Stratascale.
Read MoreCHARLOTTE, N.C.--Sept. 25, 2023--Stratascale, an SHI company, announced today the acquisition of Vector0, an Attack Surface Management (ASM) provider. Through the acquisition, Stratascale professionals and their customers gain unrivaled visibility of attack vectors and points of vulnerability, enhancing Stratascale's ability to deliver cutting-edge, proactive cybersecurity services.
Read MoreAUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Stratascale, an SHI company, has been named the 2023 GitLab Partner of the Year. The award recognizes Stratascale's broad experience in leveraging GitLab's comprehensive, AI-powered enterprise DevSecOps platform as a catalyst for enterprise organizations' digital transformation.
Read MoreAUSTIN, Texas & SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--FINOPSX -- Stratascale, a subsidiary of SHI International, and Apptio, a leading cloud cost management platform, announced today a new collaboration to bring rapid and continuous FinOps and GreenOps services to Fortune 1000 clients.
Read MoreAUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Digital transformations force companies of all sizes to open their budgets for cloud spending, but the accelerated shift to cloud presents complex challenges for forecasting and managing costs. According to Gartner, public cloud spending is forecast to grow 20.7% to nearly $600 billion in 2023. Many organizations are doubling down with the practice of FinOps, a way for teams to manage their cloud costs and take ownership of usage while following best practices.
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