← Back to The Wire№ 1 · Sep 4, 2026
Shipped.
4 shipped this week

Most security vendors ship quietly and market loudly — a big launch twice a year, a changelog nobody reads in between. We're doing the opposite. Every week, exactly what changed and why it matters to you — no roadmap theater. This is issue № 1. If it's not useful, tell us and we'll stop.

Lead item

Remote teams now connect through the nearest gateway, automatically

If you've got people in London and Bangalore, their traffic no longer backhauls through a data center on the other side of the planet to get evaluated. Turn on geo-routing for a zone and Threatmatic picks the closest healthy entry point on its own — no manual region assignment, no per-office configuration.

See it on your zones →

Quick hits

  • NEWTurn on deeper visibility for just the policies that matter — without the performance cost of running it everywhere.
  • FIXBlocked-connection records now show the exact local port involved, not just the remote address.
  • NEWFilter the activity table by protocol — narrow a fleet-wide search to just TCP or UDP in one click.

Next up

→

Native visibility for Mac endpointsis in testing now. If a third of your fleet is on macOS and you've been flying blind there, this is the one to watch — targeting next month.

Field note

A customer asked us this week why a security control that's supposed to be invisible to end users needs a dashboard at all. Fair question. Our answer: invisible to the people it protects, never invisible to the people accountable for it. That's the line we design to.— from a call with a CISO in EMEA, paraphrased

You're getting this because you're a Threatmatic customer or asked to follow along.
Threatmatic, Inc.