Armadin and Palo Alto Networks have formed a partnership that integrates Armadin’s autonomous attack assessment technology into Unit 42 Frontier AI Defense, enabling organizations to validate their exposure to AI-driven threats.
OpenBox AI and Mastra have partnered to integrate runtime governance directly into the Mastra TypeScript agent framework, enabling compliance-ready oversight and audit capabilities by default.
VIAVI Solutions has introduced the CyberFlood CF1000 Appliance, a 400G security and performance test platform designed to validate multi-terabit security and AI data center infrastructures under encrypted, large-scale conditions.
NetSentries has announced the general availability of AI assisted security testing within its NST Assure platform, enabling faster exposure validation under human oversight.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), along with international partners, has released a guide outlining cybersecurity risks and best practices for adopting agentic AI systems in critical sectors.
OPAQUE has acquired cryptographic AI technologies from Abu Dhabi’s Technology Innovation Institute, expanding its Confidential AI platform with post-quantum protections for secure model training and deployment.
Bolster AI has launched Marketplace Monitoring and Takedowns, a new solution designed to identify and remove counterfeit listings, unauthorized sellers, and fraudulent goods across online marketplaces.
Palo Alto Networks announced plans to acquire Portkey, an AI gateway company, to enhance security for autonomous AI agents. Portkey’s technology will be integrated into Prisma AIRS, providing centralized monitoring and control for AI transactions.
Cisco has introduced the Model Provenance Kit, an open-source Python toolkit designed to verify the origins and authenticity of AI models. The tool analyzes both metadata and learned parameters to determine whether models share a common training lineage.
Armadin has announced a partnership with CrowdStrike to integrate its AI attacker platform with the Falcon platform, offering continuous offensive testing and defense hardening against AI hyperattacks.
BackBox has received the 2026 Enterprise AI Product of the Year award from TMCnet for its Network Cyber Resilience Platform, recognized for advancing AI automation in enterprise network management.
Arcjet has launched Guards, a capability that embeds security enforcement directly into AI agent workflows, queues, and long-running application code, extending its runtime protection model beyond traditional HTTP boundaries.
Gen Digital has launched VPN for Agents and expanded Norton AI Agent Protection within Norton 360 to secure autonomous AI operations and communications.
Datalink Networks has announced a partnership with Arctic Wolf to provide AI led security operations using the Aurora Superintelligence Platform and the Aurora Agentic SOC.
TrendAI, part of Trend Micro, announced a collaboration with Anthropic to expand the use of Claude Opus 4.7 in security research, aiming to accelerate vulnerability detection and risk mitigation through AI-enhanced threat intelligence.
Parks Associates reports that 72% of US internet households are concerned about AI data security and privacy, with 30% saying AI-focused marketing reduces their likelihood to buy products. The research will be discussed at the 30th annual CONNECTIONS conference in Santa Clara, California.
Trust3 AI has announced a collaboration with Dell Technologies to integrate its unified governance platform into Dell’s data lakehouse infrastructure, providing automated data discovery, policy enforcement, and encryption for enterprise AI environments.
Check Point Software Technologies reported $668 million in revenue for the first quarter of 2026, a 5 percent increase year over year, with strong growth in security subscriptions and the appointment of a new Chief Revenue Officer.
Checkr has launched Checkr Profiles, a portable identity solution that lets individuals control and share verified credentials across platforms, addressing rising concerns about AI-generated fraud.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, SandboxAQ CEO Jack Hidary warned that GPS interference and AI-enabled cyberattacks are merging into a single threat to critical infrastructure. He highlighted the company's technologies AQNav and AQtive Guard as tools to address these risks.
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