Threat intelligence EU-developed
Mercury
Delivers analyst-reviewed threat intelligence, vulnerability alerts, contextual risk scoring, IOC access and tailored reports through a customer web portal.
By QuoIntelligence GmbH · Germany
The record identifies an EU developer or development origin. The origin note explains the evidence; current ownership and hosting are recorded separately where established.
At a glance
Recorded facts- Response workflow
- Threat intelligence
- Developer or maintainer
- QuoIntelligence GmbH
- Recorded country
- Germany
- Product model
- Commercial
- Deployment
- SaaS
- Software license
- Commercial license; full terms not publicly verified
- Upstream status
- Active
- Evidence class
- EU-developed
What the sources establish
Origin noteQuoIntelligence says it was founded in Frankfurt in 2020 and its Mercury-backed platform is developed and operated within the EU; its current entities and team span Germany, Italy and Spain.
Reported capabilities
- Curated threat and vulnerability intelligence
- Client-specific risk scoring and reports
- Portal knowledge base and API access
Scope and limits
Mercury is an account-based intelligence platform and analyst service, not an open-data or downloadable software license. Public portal terms describe hosted access but do not expose the full current subscription or software-license agreement. The company has EU entities beyond Germany; German lead does not mean all engineering is German. Karla is a Mercury-powered feature, not a separate catalog entry.
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identity / capabilities
Current product page describes intelligence tickets, vulnerability alerts, tailored relevance scoring, analyst knowledge-base access, validated indicators and API integration.
Read sourceorigin / country
Company says it was founded in Frankfurt in February 2020 and supplies intelligence through Mercury; it lists Germany, Italy and Spain entities and software-engineering expertise.
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Official company site states its platform is developed and operated within the EU. This is the vendor claim of EU development, paired with German founding rather than inferred from address alone.
Read sourcelicense / deployment
Public Mercury portal terms define account-based browser access for business users and say QuoIntelligence hosts the web application. They are portal-use terms and do not publish a complete current software/subscription license; their postal address is older than the current imprint.
Read sourcedeployment
The live Mercury login page is a hosted customer portal requiring an account; an accessible login page alone does not imply a free public service.
Read sourcemaintenance
Dated 27 April 2026 company announcement identifies Mercury as its operating AI-powered threat-intelligence platform and plans further product development.
Read sourcemaintenance
Official weekly intelligence page lists current 2026 updates hosted in Mercury, evidencing ongoing service activity, not a guaranteed update interval.
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Capabilities & integrations
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