The private equity firm also owns Ping Identity, which the firm combined with another identity security vendor, ForgeRock, in August. In a statement included in the regulatory filing, Thoma Bravo Partner Andrew Almeida said that Darktrace is "at the very cutting edge of cybersecurity technology." "We have long been admirers of its platform and capability in artificial intelligence," Almeida said in the comment, adding that "we will bring to bear the full range of our platform, operational expertise and deep experience of cybersecurity in supporting Darktrace's growth." Along with detection, Darktrace has expanded its self-learning AI technology to include attack prevention, response and remediation—spanning cloud, applications, email, endpoint and network environments. Last summer, the company unveiled a new product, Heal, that leverages AI to assist with cyber incident response.