Fourth year in the quadrant
ThreatBook has been placed in the "Strong Performer" quadrant of Gartner's 2026 Voice of the Customer report for network detection and response, the fourth consecutive year it has appeared there, the company said.
84 reviews, 97% would recommend
Gartner said it published 1,245 reviews and ratings in the NDR market during the evaluation period, which closed on August 31, 2026 and ran 18 months. Vendors needed at least 20 eligible published reviews to be covered, and reviews from vendor partners and from companies with revenue below US$50 million were left out. ThreatBook's TDP product drew 84 reviews from users in finance, manufacturing, energy, IT and retail, the company said, with a five-star positive review rate of 100% and a willingness to recommend of 97%.
What ThreatBook says TDP does
The company says TDP watches north-south and east-west traffic across on-premises, multi-cloud and hybrid networks and reports a false positive rate below 0.003%. It says the product detects 0-day attacks, encrypted attacks and covert tunnels, and reconstructs attack chains from the attacker's side. On response, the company says TDP supports automated bypass blocking, connects with security products from dozens of brands and links to AI security agents including Flocks. TDP is deployed at thousands of enterprises in finance, energy, electric power, internet and intelligent manufacturing, according to the company.
Other recognition cited
ThreatBook said it was placed in the first quadrant of the Frost Radar report on network detection and response for 2026 as the only company from China, and that it holds accreditation from Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority. Gartner states that Peer Insights reviews are the subjective opinions of individual end users and that it does not endorse any vendor named in its research.
