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Business/Financial

New Cyber Security Product Firm Open For Business

Defense Daily Staff

Tuesday, January 29th, 2013

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TaaSERA, a provider of real-time detection and threat analysis cyber security solutions, yesterday announced its entry as a company in the cyber security space, and introduced its first product, a malware behavior detection and analysis solution. TaaSERA, which was founded on the concept of trust-as-a-service, is based in California and is led by Scott Hartz, the former CEO of PwC Consulting. Tom Ridge, the first Secretary of Homeland Security, is a member of the company’s board. TAAS NetAnalyzer, the company’s…

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