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CISA KEV updates and observability and AI infrastructure rollouts - Week of May 19, 2025

Source Decision Insights Research Published May 19, 2025 Mentions 19 companies

Companies mentioned

Overview of Recent Activity

CISA added multiple vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog based on evidence of active exploitation, including Fortinet CVE-2025-32756 and five Microsoft Windows CVEs. Organizations also issued updates across observability and monitoring, including Mezmo simplified telemetry pricing and ONES added comprehensive telemetry support for Spectrum-X switches. Elsewhere, companies and governments outlined AI and satellite connectivity initiatives, while security offerings focused on cloud protection models and managed detection and response.

Key Themes and Developments

Technology Releases & Product Enhancements

Mezmo introduced a simplified pricing model for its telemetry orchestration platform, with a charge of $0.20 per gigabyte ingested and $0.20 per gigabyte retained per month, down from $1.80 per gigabyte retained. The company said, “We tackled the rising costs of observability head-on by taking a holistic look at how organizations process, analyze, and store telemetry data.”

Capgemini launched an automated mainframe modernization offering that used generative and agentic AI to refactor legacy applications. Franck Greverie said, “Our new automated approach, built on a combination of gen AI assistants and AI agents, provides a comprehensive understanding of an enterprise’s existing legacy landscape.”

Partnerships & Ecosystem Engagement

SEALSQ planned a $10 million investment in WISeSat.Space to enhance satellite constellation deployment and space-based Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) communications. The effort also targeted decentralized IoT transaction development, with a June 2025 mission including a Proof of Concept featuring SEALCOIN using Hedera’s Decentralized Ledger Technology.

Saudi Arabia partnered with NVIDIA to establish AI infrastructure, including HUMAIN plans to invest in AI factories with a capacity of up to 500 megawatts using NVIDIA GPUs. Jensen Huang said, “AI, like electricity and internet, is essential infrastructure for every nation.”

Infrastructure, Platform, or Deployment Updates

Atsign deployed an “invisible cloud” environment on AWS using NoPorts technology. The company said this approach eliminates open inbound ports, and Barbara Tallent stated, “NoPorts makes data and infrastructure inherently inaccessible to attackers.”

ONES introduced comprehensive telemetry support for Spectrum-X switches within Open Networking Enterprise Suite (ONES). The update extended monitoring for Cumulus Linux, and ONES 3.1 added an advanced Rule Engine that supported automated alerts and notifications.

Full Update Index

CISA added CVE-2025-32756 to the KEV Catalog (Fortinet), CISA added five Microsoft Windows vulnerabilities to the KEV Catalog, SEALSQ invested in WISeSat.Space for QKD and satellite IoT connectivity, Mezmo simplified telemetry pricing, GSMA M360 Eurasia launched in Tashkent, Capgemini launched automated mainframe modernization, NVIDIA and Saudi Arabia partnered on AI infrastructure, ONES enhanced monitoring for Spectrum-X networks, Atsign deployed invisible cloud on AWS using NoPorts, Viasat received a Space Force contract for optical terminal development, Sophos launched MSP Elevate for cybersecurity offerings, and Nokia delivered and enhanced tactical private wireless and 5G network deployments.

  1. CISA adds CVE-2025-32756 to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
    CISA adds CVE-2025-32756, a Fortinet vulnerability, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, citing active exploitation.
  2. SEALSQ to invest $10 million in WISeSat.Space for satellite deployment and quantum key distribution
    SEALSQ Corp announces a $10 million investment in WISeSat.Space for quantum key distribution and IoT transaction development.
  3. Mezmo introduces simplified pricing for observability services
    Mezmo unveils a new pricing model for its telemetry platform at $0.20 per gigabyte, down from $1.80, simplifying observability costs.
  4. GSMA M360 Eurasia to Launch in Tashkent
    GSMA M360 Eurasia to debut in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on May 21-22, 2025, focusing on digital technology advancements.
  5. Capgemini launches automated mainframe modernization offering
    Capgemini has been recognized as a leader in application modernization and multicloud managed services by Forrester.
  6. CISA adds five known exploited vulnerabilities to catalog
    CISA added five new vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, reflecting ongoing exploitation risks.
  7. Saudi Arabia partners with NVIDIA to bolster AI infrastructure
    NVIDIA and Saudi Arabia collaborate to bolster AI development through new computing facilities and digital technologies.
  8. Enhancing Application Observability: Significance of ASN in IP Traffic Analysis
    Aviz Service Node (ASN) delivers traffic analysis by managing high-volume IP sessions, ensuring efficient network operations and improved application performance.
  9. ONES enhances monitoring for Spectrum-X networks
    Cumulus users gain new insights into performance and security with ONES, facilitating better network management.
  10. The KPI Advantage: Unlocking Network Observability
    As digital services proliferate, optimizing latency and bandwidth for enhanced connectivity becomes increasingly necessary.
  11. AMD and HUMAIN Form Strategic, $10B Collaboration to Advance Global AI
    AMD and HUMAIN have announced a $10 billion collaboration to deploy AI infrastructure across Saudi Arabia and the US, delivering 500 megawatts of compute capacity.
  12. Atsign deploys NoPorts for invisible cloud on AWS
    Atsign introduces an “invisible cloud” on AWS using NoPorts technology, enhancing security by eliminating open inbound ports.
  13. Viasat awarded contract for optical terminal development by U.S. Space Force
    The U.S. Space Force selects Viasat for Phase 2 of its Enterprise Space Terminal program to enhance military communications.
  14. Sophos launches MSP Elevate program for managed service providers enhancing cybersecurity offerings
    MSP Elevate aims to streamline operations for MSPs while enhancing their customers' cyber defense capabilities.
  15. Nokia delivers tactical private wireless solutions to MCTSSA
    Hands-on training for MCTSSA personnel supports seamless deployment of Nokia's Banshee tactical private wireless solutions.
  16. Nokia enhances Optus’s 5G network in regional Australia
    New energy-saving features included in Nokia's 5G solutions will benefit Optus's network sustainability efforts.

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19 companies named across 20 categories, one of 59 sources referencing Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). Previous coverage: CISA adds CVE-2025-32756 to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog (May).