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Brinqa acquires PlexTrac to bring validated remediation to exposure management

Help Net Securityby @helpnetsecurity ()3 min read2
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Brinqa acquired PlexTrac to add pentest-driven validation of remediation, claiming the largest standalone unified exposure management vendor with 3,000+ customers.

Brinqa acquired PlexTrac to add offensive-security-driven validation that remediation actually worked, aiming to close the continuous threat exposure management loop from prioritization through verified fixes. Brinqa says the combination makes it the largest standalone vendor in unified exposure management, serving more than 3,000 customers across 57 countries, with PlexTrac continuing as a standalone product. Brinqa cited 164% year-over-year new-bookings growth in 2025 and inclusion in Gartner's inaugural Magic Quadrant for Exposure Assessment Platforms.

Key facts
  • Acquisition adds pre- and post-remediation validation: retesting confirms exposures were exploitable and that fixes hold.
  • Brinqa cites 164% 2025 new-bookings growth, Gartner Magic Quadrant inclusion, and 3,000+ customers across 57 countries.
  • PlexTrac's founder Dan DeCloss joins Brinqa leadership; PlexTrac products continue as standalone offerings.
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3 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

Brinqa has announced its acquisition of PlexTra, adding the ability to verify that remediation efforts have actually worked. The combined capabilities uniquely position Brinqa to identify and prioritize the exposures that matter most, drive remediation, and validate that fixes hold, closing the CTEM loop.

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By @helpnetsecurity · helpnetsecurity.com

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