Proofpoint Introduces OEM Program for Threat Intelligence and Detection Capabilities
7th article in the last 90 days, one of 10 articles referencing Proofpoint. Previous coverage: Proofpoint Joins Google Unified Security Recommended Program as Partner (Aug 2026).
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Proofpoint, Inc. introduced the Proofpoint OEM Program to make OEM-ready threat intelligence and detection capabilities available for technology providers and related partners. The effort centers on how partners can integrate Proofpoint security capabilities into their own offerings and customer-facing workflows.
The company said the program formalized and expanded its OEM business by offering partners a path to integrate Proofpoint security solutions into technology providers’ product and service portfolios. Proofpoint also linked the program to reducing the time, cost, and operational complexity of building and maintaining global-scale threat intelligence capabilities in-house.
Proofpoint said the OEM Program provided partners with capabilities intended for embedding into security products and services, covering detection, prioritization, investigation, and automation experiences across security use cases. It referenced embedded product scenarios that include network security, firewalls, vulnerability and exposure management, SIEM, XDR, SOAR, managed detection and response, threat intelligence platforms, AI security solutions, and other customer-facing security workflows.
Proofpoint said it introduced Active Exploits Protection as part of the program and planned additional OEM-ready solutions as individual capabilities reached launch readiness. “Proofpoint has supported OEM relationships for years, and the Proofpoint OEM Program now provides technology partners with a clearer, more formal way to engage with us,” said Stan de Boisset, SVP, Global Channels, Proofpoint. “By making Proofpoint Active Exploits Protection available through a dedicated OEM program, we're helping partners accelerate innovation, differentiate their products, and deliver more prioritized, explainable, and AI-ready security experiences for their customers. We're open for OEM business today and will continue expanding the portfolio as new offerings become ready for market.”
The company said partners could use mature intelligence and detection backed by Proofpoint’s research and operational expertise to enrich alerts with trusted context, support investigation workflows, improve actionable reporting, and build AI-assisted security experiences grounded in continuously updated intelligence.
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