ThreatBook Named Strong Performer in Gartner NDR Report

Nov 12, 2026
Gartner named ThreatBook a Strong Performer in its 2026 Voice of the Customer report for network detection and response, marking the company's fourth consecutive year in the quadrant.

ThreatBook says Gartner named it a Strong Performer in the 2026 Voice of the Customer report for network detection and response, marking its fourth consecutive year in the quadrant, according to a company press release.

The Gartner report covered vendors with at least 20 eligible reviews published during the 18 month evaluation period ending August 31, 2026. ThreatBook TDP received 84 reviews across the finance, manufacturing, energy, information technology and retail sectors. The company reported a 97 percent willingness to recommend rating.

ThreatBook says TDP monitors network traffic across cloud, hybrid and on premises environments. The platform detects threats, groups alerts into attack chains and supports automated blocking through integrations with other security products. Gartner states that Peer Insights reviews reflect individual user opinions and do not represent an endorsement by Gartner.

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