CounterTack, the exclusive provider of the industry’s one true behavior and memory-based Endpoint Threat Platform (ETP) for the enterprise, today announced a strategic partnership with SAP National Security Services. This news is hot on the heels of yesterday’s announcement where the Waltham-based cyber security firm added another $20 million in a Series D round of funding. When adding this respectable figure to their existing $70 million from big names such as Goldman Sachs, it’s easy to see why they are rapidly becoming a big player. Michael A. Davis, Chief Technology Officer of CounterTack advised “By partnering with SAP NS2 and…
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