04 February 2025, Frankfurt, Germany: QuoIntelligence GmbH, Europe’s Threat Intelligence startup, has been awarded a 1.4-million-euro contract to provide ENISA with cyber threat intelligence over a period of 4 years.

ENISA, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, plays a pivotal role in fortifying the EU’s cybersecurity framework against evolving digital threats. As the awardee of this contract, QuoIntelligence will deliver a core component of ENISA’s Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) services focused on expert monitoring and collection.

Under this contract, QuoIntelligence will define and implement data collection strategies tailored to ENISA’s intelligence needs, including Comprehensive Data Source Identification, Strategic Collection Planning and Enhanced Threat Monitoring.

By providing these critical monitoring and collection services, QuoIntelligence enables ENISA to stay ahead of threat actors, anticipate potential risks, and enhance cybersecurity readiness across the European Union. This collaboration underscores QuoIntelligence’s commitment to empowering organizations with precise, context-rich Predictive Threat Intelligence for proactive threat mitigation and strategic decision-making.

Lola Rebollo, mentor from the EIC ScaleUP program and an independent expert with significant cybersecurity experience and in working in an EU context commented: „QuoIntelligence is ideally positioned to provide threat intelligence services to ENISA. Their expertise in delivering high quality intelligence will be a valuable contribution to the EU’s capabilities in anticipating and mitigating cybersecurity threats across the EU, ensuring a stronger and more resilient region for all European citizens.„

Marco Riccardi, founder and CEO of QuoIntelligence, said: “We are honored to partner with ENISA on this vital initiative. Our AI-augmented threat intelligence, combined with expert human analysis, will provide ENISA with high-precision insights to anticipate cyber threats and strengthen Europe’s cybersecurity defenses. The public award of this complex service in an open, competitive tender underscores QuoIntelligence’s growing leadership in the European threat intelligence space. This partnership is a key milestone as we prepare to open our Series A round in the second half of the year, fueling our continued growth.”

About QuoIntelligence

QuoIntelligence is Europe’s premier provider of Predictive Threat Intelligence (PTI), combining AI-augmented automation with expert human analysis to help organizations stay ahead of cyber and geopolitical threats. Headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, and serving governments, financial institutions, and enterprises across Europe, QuoIntelligence provides tailored, actionable intelligence that empowers security leaders to make proactive decisions.

At the core of our offering is Mercury, our Threat Intelligence Augmented Analytics Platform, which leverages advanced AI models and machine learning to automate data collection, extract actionable insights, and enhance threat detection. Unlike conventional threat intelligence feeds, QuoIntelligence delivers finished intelligence, where every insight is curated, analyzed, and contextualized to ensure it is relevant, predictive, and actionable.

Our intelligence solutions cover:

• Digital Risk Protection (DRP): Protecting brands, executives, and digital assets from emerging cyber risks.
• Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI): Identifying and tracking cybercriminal and nation-state threats.
• Risk Intelligence (RI): Monitoring geopolitical and supply chain threats to enhance operational resilience.

As a fully European intelligence provider, we prioritize data sovereignty, regulatory compliance, and security, ensuring that intelligence stays within EU jurisdiction—free from external influence. Our mission is to democratize Predictive Threat Intelligence, making it accessible to both large enterprises and mid-sized organizations that require efficient, scalable, and AI-powered cybersecurity solutions.

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