Threat detection stories
Four years of monthly disclosures have helped reassure users after sector collapses put exchange solvency under scrutiny.
Rising demand from large enterprises has helped the New York-based cyber security group attract fresh capital to expand across the US, EMEA and APAC.
As cloud, AI and machine identities proliferate, many firms may not know whether their MDR provider can spot risks across the whole environment.
The rollout aims to help companies patch AI-driven systems faster, as Google adds identity, perimeter and detection controls across its cloud security stack.
Tracebit's research suggests deception can sharply slow AI-driven intrusions, lifting attacker costs 23-fold while cutting completed objectives by 91%.
The move gives Tanium's security teams access to OpenAI cyber models for threat detection, vulnerability work and platform defence against AI-driven attacks.
The tools are designed to spot rogue AI behaviour and simulate attacks before autonomous systems can reach critical data or systems.
The moves underline how security vendors are racing to control AI agents as businesses widen their use of automated software across operations.
The limited access will help its hunters and engineers turn OpenAI models into detections, vulnerability work and stronger platform defences.
ArmorCode says the agent-based tool can shrink thousands of alerts into fewer verified fixes, easing pressure on security teams.
Industrial operators can now buy continuous monitoring and response support as Integrity360 expands beyond one-off OT assessments and consulting.
Security teams may gain faster investigations as CrowdStrike links Falcon to Dynatrace telemetry and brings protection to CoreWeave's AI cloud.
Security teams may gain a clearer picture of connected threats as Palo Alto Networks folds SaaS, cloud, identity and AI risks into one platform.
Security teams can now block exploit attempts on live cloud and AI workloads while permanent fixes wait to clear testing and release processes.
Critical infrastructure operators are being urged to merge IT and OT security as AI speeds up attacks on ageing industrial systems.
The hire underscores how cyber security firms are racing to adapt services as AI reshapes both attacks and defences for customers.
For cybersecurity teams, the lesson is that resilience depends on disciplined communication, trusted expertise and clear decision-making under pressure.
Organisations hit by ransomware could cut recovery delays as Assured's new service checks backup data for hidden threats before restoration begins.
The hire signals Abnormal AI's push to widen its reach beyond email security and win more enterprise business in the crowded AI security market.
Industrial operators can now outsource continuous protection as the new service set aims to reduce cyber risk without disrupting production.