SharkStriker and Dela Security forge a strategic alliance to deliver Next-Gen ITDR solutions

SharkStriker, a global cybersecurity services vendor, today has announced a strategic partnership with a leading identity security specialist, Dela Security, to deliver next-gen integrated Identity Detection and Response services (ITDR).

The partnership forms a powerhouse that combines Dela Security's formidable identity-native capabilities with SharkStriker's dual-wield strike force - human-expertise paired with their proprietary STRIEGO platform to deliver quick, high-precision detection, investigation, and remediation of identity-based attacks across cloud and hybrid environments.

" As attackers shift their crosshairs towards identities looking for opportunities to harvest credentials, tokens, and service identities, they (identities) become the primary vector behind high-impact breaches.

Nearly every major institution we investigate is now underpinned by identity compromise. However, there are limited vendors that specialize in proactively vanguarding and strengthening the identity front with tailored solutions. This partnership embeds Dela Security's industry-leading IDR into our service stack, enabling us to deliver operationally proven and industry-trusted ITDR capability that helps customers bolster identity defense through continuous identity telemetry, contextualized detections, prioritized high-risk incidents, and playbook-driven response - reducing attacker dwell time on cloud and hybrid environments and operational burden.

It has unlocked a new opportunity for us and our partners to offer a cybersecurity portfolio to customers that helps them holistically cater to their cybersecurity (and compliance) needs with a relentless combination of human expertise and our propreitory STRIEGO platform." said Ajay Nawani, CEO, SharkStriker"

"Identity threats require identity-first telemetry, analytics, and response. By integrating Dela Security's powerful IDR with SharkStriker's dual-wield (human expertise + technological prowess) strike force, organizations can get a trifold benefit of rapid detection, contextual investigation, and coordinated containment," said Marco Afzali, CEO, Dela Security.

"Attackers have recalibrated their tradecraft to weaponize identities and tokens, rendering detection-only systems powerless. Our identity expertise combined with SharkStriker's 24/7 SOC and full-cycle incident response can empower organizations to convert identity insights to decisive action, reduce dwell time of threats, stop lateral escalation, and restore trust in an organization's identity fabric at scale."

The staggering rise of identity-first attacks is rooted in rapid cloud adoption, increased SaaS proliferation, third-party access, and abuse of credentials. Organizations face immediate challenges like fragmented telemetry, immature identity analysis, alert fatigue, and limited staff to craft an effective identity incident response.

Through the partnership, SharkStriker and Dela Security will be able to address these challenges by unifying identity signals with endpoint & log telemetry, tailoring and applying identity-based threat models, and delivering prioritized alerts & managed response in case of any suspicious/identity threat activity.

Backed by the identity security expertise of Dela Security, SharkStriker will be delivering three-tiered ITDR packages that scale from foundational identity detection to full-spectrum, managed detection and response packages.


The SharkStriker's Identity Threat Detection and Response packages, powered by Dela Security, are now available to customers and partners.

300 Delaware Ave. Suite 210 402 Wilmington, DE 19801

We are a global cybersecurity services vendor who empower organizations across industries, especially MSPs, with our human-led, tech-driven cybersecurity services. With SOCs and data centers in over 30 countries worldwide, we are helping organizations improve focus and address some of the most pressing cybersecurity, compliance, and business challenges.

This release was published on openPR.