Intrusion Inc acquires VigilAigent to build AI-native cybersecurity platform with $3.5M ARR boost

Intrusion Inc Completes VigilAigent Acquisition to Scale Commercial Operations

Intrusion Inc (NASDAQ:INTZ) has completed the acquisition of VigilAigent from Tego Cyber Inc., marking a strategic move to build an AI-native cybersecurity platform that addresses the evolving threat landscape2

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. The deal adds approximately $3.5 million in annual recurring revenue from multi-year customer contracts, representing a significant boost to Intrusion's existing revenue base of $6.21 million over the last twelve months3

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. The Plano, Texas-based cybersecurity company gains immediate commercial scale through VigilAigent's established infrastructure, including a reseller network of more than 80 partners and an installed base of approximately 1,000 customers2

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TraceCop and VigilAigent's AI Engine Create Powerful Detection Capabilities

At the heart of this acquisition lies the integration of two complementary technologies built on years of research and development. VigilAigent's proprietary Agentic AI engine, The Oracle, processes 1 billion events each day and is now being paired with Intrusion's TraceCop database, which contains historical intelligence on more than 8.5 billion IP addresses2

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. This cyber intelligence database catalogs the historical behavior, associations, and reputational risk of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, domain names, and hostnames, forming the backbone of Intrusion's commercial solutions1

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. The combination accelerates AI-driven threat detection, deepens visibility, and delivers more actionable protection than either company could achieve independently2

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Leadership Integration and Strategic Vision for AI Cybersecurity Platform

Bobby Mikkelsen, Chief Executive Aigent, and Mark Porter, Chief Revenue Officer of VigilAigent, have joined Intrusion's senior management team following the acquisition2

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. Tony Scott, CEO of Intrusion Inc, emphasized that AI is reshaping the cybersecurity space as its increased adoption has significantly reduced the cost, technical expertise, and time required to develop and execute highly sophisticated attacks2

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. Mark Porter noted that bringing The Oracle together with TraceCop creates a platform that will help customers navigate the growing AI-driven threat environment2

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. The acquisition unlocks new revenue streams and immediate cross-selling opportunities across both companies' partner and customer networks, strengthening customer-expansion efforts and top-line growth from day one2

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Technology Showcase to Demonstrate Combined Platform Capabilities

Intrusion Inc announced it will host an exclusive Technology & Innovation Day at 1:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, providing investors, analysts, channel partners, prospective customers, and industry leaders with an in-depth look at the AI cybersecurity platform1

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. Hosted by Tony Scott, Mark Porter, and members of the combined engineering and product teams, the event will feature live technology demonstrations showcasing how TraceCop and VigilAigent's AI work together to identify, correlate, prioritize, and respond to cyber threats in near real time1

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. Demonstrations are expected to include The Oracle and VigilAigent's Virtual Aigents, the OmniViz NeXDR security operations platform, integration of TraceCop intelligence with AI-driven detection and response, autonomous security operations workflows, and commercial cybersecurity use cases for enterprises and managed security service provider clients1

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. The event will also outline the product roadmap and future platform vision, with registration details to be announced in the coming weeks1

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