VigilAigent
A public micro-cap MSSP (formerly Tego Cyber, NASDAQ: INTZ acquirer) sold to Intrusion Inc. for its ~$3.5M in recurring revenue, installed customer base, and partner network, with Intrusion integrating The Oracle with its own TraceCop threat-intelligence database of 8.5B+ IPs.
Visit Website ↗ + Add to CompareInnovation Matrix Assessment
Rebranded from Tego Cyber to VigilAigent and launched its OmniViz/Oracle AI platform in late 2025, a fairly recent product push.
Approximately 1,000 customers live on the platform through an 80+ partner reseller network, per Intrusion's acquisition disclosures.
Acquired by Nasdaq-listed Intrusion Inc. in June 2026, adding $3.5M in recurring revenue; Intrusion shares jumped 41% on the news.
AI-augmented MSSP/MDR is an increasingly common positioning; VigilAigent's differentiation rests on integration with Intrusion's TraceCop data rather than a novel category.
Disclosed in SEC filings: ~1,000 installed customers and ~$3.5M in recurring revenue, an unusually verifiable adoption signal for an MSSP.
AI-assisted managed detection and response addresses the persistent SOC talent shortage, a steady rather than accelerating driver.
Why CISOs Should Care
VigilAigent gives resource-constrained security teams a hybrid AI-plus-human managed detection and response service, pairing 'Virtual Aigents' that triage and neutralize threats at machine speed with human analysts who validate and resolve complex incidents.
What Makes It Different
VigilAigent (formerly Tego Cyber) runs an AI engine called The Oracle that processes roughly 1 billion events daily, delivered through its OmniViz platform to a base of about 1,000 customers via a reseller network of 80+ partners, generating an estimated $7M in annual recurring revenue.
The Matrix Verdict
50/100 — INCREMENTAL INNOVATOR
A public micro-cap MSSP (formerly Tego Cyber, NASDAQ: INTZ acquirer) sold to Intrusion Inc. for its ~$3.5M in recurring revenue, installed customer base, and partner network, with Intrusion integrating The Oracle with its own TraceCop threat-intelligence database of 8.5B+ IPs.
Editorial Note: Claims vs. Verified Findings
Revenue (~$3.5M ARR added), customer count (~1,000), and partner count (80+) are drawn from Intrusion's own SEC/press disclosures of the acquisition, making them more verifiable than typical vendor self-reported claims.
Sources
Alternatives to VigilAigent
Abnormal AI
AI-native behavioral security platform that analyzes sender identity and communication patterns, rather than message content alone, to stop…
Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM
Palo Alto Networks' AI-driven 'autonomous SOC' platform that unifies SIEM, EDR, SOAR, and attack-surface data into a single…
Fenix24
Chattanooga-based ransomware recovery specialist that has restored operations after 500+ real-world incidents, including 30 Fortune 500 companies.
Torq
AI-native hyperautomation platform positioning itself as an 'agentic SOC,' using a multi-agent system to autonomously execute large volumes…
Lumu Technologies
Network detection and response vendor using Continuous Compromise Assessment to show where compromise has actually happened, integrating with…
Google Security Operations
Google's cloud-scale SIEM/SOAR (formerly Chronicle), unifying a petabyte-scale data lake with Mandiant frontline threat intelligence and Gemini-powered investigation.