October 19, 2026
Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One™ Team is pleased to welcome ThreatLocker® as its Official Cybersecurity Partner, with the partnership starting at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas.
The team will implement the ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform across its systems and operations, adding a further layer of protection against cyberattacks, including emerging threats enabled by AI. ThreatLocker provides Zero Trust cybersecurity solutions built to prevent cyberattacks from compromising endpoints, networks, and cloud environments.
ThreatLocker branding will appear on the mirror tops and bargeboards of both cars, as well as on the drivers’ helmets and race suits. Beyond protecting VCARB from cyber threats, ThreatLocker will also be present at races around the world, engaging with its customers and partners in key markets.
Peter Bayer, CEO of Visa Cash App Racing Bulls, said: “It's great to have ThreatLocker on board as our Official Cybersecurity Partner. Formula One is a global operation where our team relies on technology every day, and we need those systems secured against the latest AI-driven threats. ThreatLocker brings a Zero Trust approach that gives us greater control over our environment, while allowing the team to stay focused on performance.”
Danny Jenkins, CEO and Co-founder of ThreatLocker, said: “Racing Bulls is a natural fit for ThreatLocker because they give emerging talent the opportunity to develop where speed and precision matter most. That takes more than a seat in the car. It takes a team that can learn quickly, act on new information, and keep improving. That's the same approach we are taking to fight the latest AI cyber threats. We're proud to help the team keep moving forward with confidence.”
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