Open Systems and ticura Join Forces to Improve Threat Detection Precision and Reduce Security Noise

Partnership combines AI-curated threat intelligence with co-managed 24×7 security operations

Zurich, Switzerland, May 13, 2026 - Open Systems, a leading provider of co-managed SASE and Zero Trust operating models, and ticura, a platform for optimizing threat intelligence, announced their partnership. The collaboration aims to significantly improve the quality and relevance of threat data to strengthen detection and response capabilities.

ticura aggregates cyber threat intelligence from more than 1,000 open-source, commercial, and proprietary sources and curates it using artificial intelligence. The platform continuously optimizes intelligence feeds and adapts them to operational requirements.

For Open Systems, this delivers a clear operational advantage: Instead of manually evaluating and maintaining individual threat intelligence sources, security operations teams receive contextualized and continuously optimized threat data that directly feeds into detection and response workflows.

The partnership particularly improves the signal-to-noise ratio within Open Systems’ Network Detection and Response (NDR) capabilities. Security-relevant events can be identified faster, prioritized more accurately, and handled more efficiently, while reducing alert fatigue.

“Most security teams today don’t suffer from a lack of threat intelligence. They suffer from too many irrelevant signals,” said Marcel Stadler, Director Security Service Edge (SSE) at Open Systems. “Together with ticura, we combine AI-curated intelligence with real-world 24×7 security operations. The result is significantly higher operational relevance of the data - or simply put: 1 + 1 equals 3.”

The partnership addresses a core challenge of modern cybersecurity strategies: More data does not automatically lead to better security outcomes. What matters is how precisely threat data is filtered, prioritized, and operationalized.

“Threat intelligence only delivers its full value when it can be applied precisely in real operational environments,” said Markus Ludwig, CEO and Co-Founder of ticura. “Together with Open Systems, we are creating exactly that connection between intelligence and execution.”

The collaboration directly supports Open Systems’ operational approach to cybersecurity. The company views security not as a static product, but as a continuously operated model centered around transparency, operational excellence, and rapid response capabilities. With the integration of ticura, Open Systems further expands its ability not only to operate complex security environments, but to actively optimize them, with better signal quality, more efficient detection, and stronger operational effectiveness.

About Open Systems:

Open Systems is an AI-first SASE platform company delivering secure access and networking to help enterprises connect users, applications and infrastructure across complex hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Its proprietary platform combines SSE capabilities, including ZTNA, SWG, CASB and FWaaS, with SD-WAN, end-to-end connectivity, unified policy management, and advanced analytics in a single architecture.

While many cybersecurity providers focus primarily on advancing technology capabilities, Open Systems combines its AI-first SASE platform with an execution model designed for real-world operability, ensuring services are not only deployed, but continuously run, adapted and improved through a combination of AI-enabled operations and NOC-based expertise (Mission Control), built on decades of operational experience, helping organizations reduce complexity, increase visibility and strengthen security outcomes at global scale.

Founded in Switzerland in 1990, Open Systems generates more than USD 100 million in annual revenue and supports global enterprise customers operating in more than 180 countries. Since 2024, the company has been part of Swiss Post, combining Swiss trust and stability with global reach. As a European alternative to US- and Israel-based cybersecurity providers, Open Systems is guided by strong principles around sovereignty requirements, regulatory alignment, transparency and shared responsibility - taking clear ownership for security, performance and operational outcomes, helping organizations maintain control in an increasingly complex digital landscape.

About ticura:
ticura is the first Al-powered platform to evaluate the value and efficacy of cyber threat intelligence portfolios. With the largest real-time CTI repository in the industry, ticura delivers self-service, curated intelligence that reduces analyst workload, improves decision-making, and aligns cyber spend with outcomes.