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Alert fatigue in federal cyber operations isn’t just a SOC problem — it’s a mission problem. Generic feeds don’t know your systems, your priorities, or what a given advisory means for warfighter readiness versus a nuisance you can ignore, so it lands the same way whether it matters or not. The result: 62% of SOC alerts get disregarded (Vectra), and the few that do matter still have to fight their way up to whoever owns the decision. At Billington, we’re showing federal, defense, and intelligence teams — from the analysts working the queue to the leaders accountable for mission risk — what changes when intelligence already knows your environment before it reaches anyone.

Dataminr for Cyber Defense connects external threat signals, internal exposure, and mission impact into one continuously operating system, so the right alert reaches the right person already assembled — not a raw feed someone has to interpret under pressure. We detected the Fortinet FortiWeb zero-day 38 days before CISA cataloged it, and flagged the critical Sudo privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2025-32463, CVSS 9.3) the day it was disclosed — roughly 87 days ahead of its addition to KEV. Customers report 70% faster mean time to respond and false-positive reductions of 25% or more (Dataminr Cyber Defense Customer Survey 2025). Find us at Booth 410 or use the form to set up time with our team.