Acronis has launched GenAI Protection, a new solution for managed service providers to monitor and secure generative AI usage across client environments. The service offers visibility into AI activity, safeguards against data leakage, and blocks harmful prompts.
Chainguard and Cursor have announced a partnership to secure AI-driven software development by integrating trusted open source artifacts and verified dependencies into Cursor’s coding platform.
Bybit's Security Operations Center has identified a multi-stage malware campaign aimed at macOS users searching for Claude Code, an AI-powered development tool. The campaign used SEO poisoning to distribute malicious payloads that stole credentials and crypto wallet data.
Ballerine has introduced a new Scam & Fraud Detection API that detects high-risk merchants and coordinated fraud networks in less than 60 seconds, aiming to prevent fraudulent transactions before they occur.
Coalfire announced it will integrate its Compliance Essentials platform with Google Cloud's Compliance and Audit Manager to embed compliance and audit readiness into cloud operations, enabling automated and continuous compliance validation.
Sparrow will present its AI-driven application security and software supply chain management solutions at Black Hat Asia 2026 in Singapore, including the first major demonstration of its SecureHub SBOM management system.
Six NHS Trusts in north central London have signed a GBP 15.6 million contract with Sectra to consolidate their imaging systems into a single cloud environment using Sectra One Cloud, improving cybersecurity and collaboration across hospitals.
Ontinue has appointed Simon Godfrey as Chief Revenue Officer to lead its global revenue strategy across multiple regions, following its recent leadership changes and relocation of its headquarters to Zurich.
Kroll reports that three quarters of organizations have experienced security incidents linked to AI applications or models in the past two years, with over a quarter incurring costs exceeding one million dollars.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei met with senior Trump administration officials at the White House to discuss the cybersecurity risks and safety protocols surrounding the company’s new AI model, Claude Mythos. The meeting marks a potential thaw in tensions between Anthropic and the government following earlier disputes over AI use in defense projects.
Zscaler announced a partnership with OpenAI through the Trusted Access for Cyber program, integrating the GPT‑5.4‑Cyber model into its Zero Trust Exchange platform to improve software security and threat detection.
The Dutch National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued warnings about Anthropic’s Mythos model, which can automatically find and exploit software vulnerabilities. The agency urged organizations to shorten patch times and strengthen basic security practices.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described Anthropic's new AI model Mythos as a breakthrough that helps maintain America's lead over China in artificial intelligence, according to Bloomberg.
Cloudflare has partnered with Wiz, now part of Google Cloud, to integrate their AI security platforms, providing organizations with unified visibility and protection for AI-powered applications across their infrastructure.
Stellantis and Microsoft have announced a five-year strategic collaboration to co-develop over 100 AI initiatives across customer care, engineering, and operations. The partnership will also strengthen Stellantis’ cybersecurity and modernize its cloud infrastructure using Microsoft Azure.
TrendAI has partnered with Anthropic to embed Claude models across its Vision One platform, advancing AI-based threat research, automated defense, and vulnerability discovery in AI systems.
IBM has introduced new cybersecurity offerings, including a frontier model risk assessment and an AI agent-powered security service, to help enterprises counter emerging autonomous cyberattacks.
Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4.7, offering enhanced performance in coding, visual understanding, and long-context reasoning. The model is available across major cloud platforms with the same pricing as its predecessor.
Artemis, a cybersecurity startup focused on autonomous threat detection and response, has launched publicly after raising $70 million across seed and Series A rounds led by Felicis, with participation from First Round Capital, Brightmind, and others.
Tel Aviv-based Capsule Security has emerged from stealth with $7 million in seed funding led by Lama Partners and Forgepoint Capital International to secure AI agents operating inside business systems.
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