Put Your AWS Investment to Work: iCOUNTER Is Available in AWS Marketplace

Protecting your enterprise means addressing threats across the ecosystem your business depends on. Purchasing that protection should fit the way your organization already buys technology.

When your security team identifies a capability the business needs, the next question is how to buy it. If your organization already purchases through AWS, there’s a simpler route: iCOUNTER is available on AWS Marketplace, so you can purchase CTOS™, the Counter Threat Operating System, through your existing purchasing and billing process.
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What You’re Buying: Active Threat Detection and Remediation Across Your Ecosystem

Third parties run critical operations, hold sensitive data, and connect to your business systems. Your extended ecosystem may also include subsidiaries, supply chains, brands, and portfolio companies whose security your central team doesn’t control directly.

Understanding their security posture is only part of the picture. Security teams also need to know when those organizations are under active attack, because an attack on a supplier can quickly become an attack on you. CTOS brings intelligence collection, risk determination, and response together in a managed service. It identifies signals such as compromised credentials, access offered for sale, ransomware activity, and adversaries targeting your ecosystem, then determines whether each one matters to your business: Is the threat real? Does the affected third party matter? Who needs to act?

iCOUNTER coordinates remediation with affected third parties and tracks the fix to completion. That closes the gap between detecting a threat and addressing it, and CTOS complements your existing security and third-party risk programs without adding headcount.
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Buying Through AWS Marketplace

If your organization already purchases through AWS, Marketplace fits your existing procurement process. You work directly with iCOUNTER on scope, pricing, and terms, then iCOUNTER extends a private offer, a negotiated set of terms, to the AWS account you designate. An authorized buyer reviews and accepts it in that account, and billing runs through AWS alongside your other Marketplace purchases. Security, procurement, and finance get an established route that supports existing approval requirements.
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Make Your AWS Commitment Work for Your Security Priorities

If your organization has committed to a level of AWS spend, consider that commitment early. Eligible Marketplace purchases may count toward it, subject to your AWS agreement and applicable terms. The amount that counts and any limitations depend on that agreement, so confirm eligibility with your AWS account team before purchasing.

Start by bringing security priorities and AWS purchasing plans into the same conversation. Security defines the coverage and outcomes you need, while finance and the team managing the AWS relationship assess how an eligible purchase would fit. Exploring this while scope is still taking shape gives you the most room to plan.
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How to Get Started

1. Connect with iCOUNTER. Start with your security priorities, the ecosystem you want to cover, and your purchasing requirements. It helps to have the relationships you want to address, the contacts for procurement, contract review, and AWS billing, the AWS account that will receive the offer, your target start date and approval timeline, and whether you want to apply the purchase to committed spend. You can begin before every detail is settled.
2. Review your private offer. Agree with iCOUNTER on scope, pricing, contract duration, and terms. Review payment terms with finance and procurement before accepting.
3. Complete your purchase through AWS Marketplace. An authorized buyer accepts the offer while signed in to the designated AWS account.
4. Coordinate onboarding. After acceptance, work with iCOUNTER on kickoff, the initial ecosystem scope, and next steps.
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Ready to Get Started?

If you already buy through AWS, bring Marketplace into the conversation early. It offers a familiar route, and an eligible purchase may count toward your committed spend. Talk to iCOUNTER about your security priorities and a private offer built around your organization.

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