Arrow Electronics, a global technology provider, announces that it has signed a distribution agreement with Dataminr, a global leader in real-time intelligence solutions based on AI technologies for the detection of events, threats and risks.
The agreement expands Arrow's portfolio of security and intelligence solutions across EMEA.
Under the agreement, Arrow will deploy Dataminr's AI-powered real-time intelligence solutions, helping to provide channel partners with actionable insights into news events, emerging threats and unexpected risks across physical, digital and cyber security.
The Dataminr platform provides real-time information obtained from signals coming from public data. It helps organizations strengthen security operations, protect people and assets, and improve resilience in complex operational environments.
With the addition of Dataminr, Arrow solidifies its position in enabling channel partners and resellers to provide integrated solutions that combine threat intelligence, cybersecurity and operational response.
Mike Worby, head of strategic alliances in EMEA at Arrow's Enterprise Computing Solutions, said: "Dataminr is renowned for providing real-time insights that help organizations act with greater speed and clarity. The platform gives our channel partners access to AI-powered intelligence solutions that support faster decision-making and greater resilience across IT and operational environments."
Dataminr recently acquired ThreatConnect, a comprehensive cyber threat intelligence platform focused on contextualizing and prioritizing threats within customer data environments. The acquisition strengthens Dataminr's ability to provide more personalized and adaptive intelligence.
Dawn Ringstaff, vice president international channels and alliances at Dataminr, added: "Arrow's broad reach and strong technical expertise in EMEA make it the ideal partner to accelerate the adoption of Dataminr's next-generation Agentic AI and real-time intelligence. This agreement enables channel partners to go beyond traditional monitoring, providing organizations with the specific context and predictive information needed to act with confidence before a crisis escalates."
