Trellix Wins Six Global InfoSec Awards for AI-Powered Security

Apr 29, 2025
Trellix has been recognized with six awards at the 2025 Global InfoSec Awards for its AI-powered security solutions, announced at the RSA Conference.

Trellix has been recognized with six awards at the 2025 Global InfoSec Awards, announced at the RSA Conference. The awards, presented by Cyber Defense Magazine, honor leaders in information security who demonstrate innovation in mitigating cyber risks. announced in a press release.

The Trellix Security Platform received accolades across various categories, including the AI/ML for Cyber Resilience: Trailblazer Award, and Editor's Choice Awards for Data Security, Email Security and Management, Endpoint Security, and Network Detection and Response. Additionally, Trellix's Threat Intelligence was recognized with the Most Advanced Award.

Trellix's AI-powered solutions leverage machine learning and advanced analytics to streamline security operations, enhance threat detection, and provide comprehensive coverage across multiple security domains. These capabilities enable organizations to protect against insider threats, secure sensitive data, and manage complex hybrid environments effectively.

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