Enterprise Technology Records

ZeroFox released its 2026 Threat Forecast Report outlining six external cyber threat trends and recommended actions for organizations.

Fortinet integrated FortiGate VM with NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU to embed firewalling and zero-trust controls into data center infrastructure.

Palo Alto Networks released a report saying 99% of respondents experienced attacks on AI systems and API attacks rose 41%.

Dell'Oro Group says enterprises will shift security budgets to SASE/SSE, cloud WAF and a centralized AI-assisted SIEM by 2026.

Cognizant opened a Next-Gen Cyber Defense Center in Bengaluru to deliver AI-powered cybersecurity operations for global enterprises.

Frost & Sullivan named Singtel 2025 Singapore Company of the Year in cybersecurity services for national digital resilience.

CISA released CPG 2.0, adding a governance component and measurable actions for IT and OT to reach a foundational cybersecurity level.

CISA added CVE-2025-58360, an OSGeo GeoServer XML external entity vulnerability, to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog.

Rapid7 released 2026 cybersecurity predictions citing geopolitical spillover, rising insider threats, and need for contextual intelligence.

Tenable signed a OneGov agreement with GSA to offer its FedRAMP-authorized cloud security solution to federal agencies at a discount through March 31, 2027.

Commvault integrated Delinea Secret Server with Commvault Cloud to improve credential security and compliance for joint customers.

Netcraft published five predictions for 2026 covering AI vulnerabilities, Phishing-as-a-Service, attack-surface management, seasonal scams, and targets.

WatchGuard Technologies reported full detection and prevention in MITRE ATT&CK ER7 Windows "Hermes" with three high-fidelity alerts.

Apiiro was recognized by Gartner, IDC and Frost & Sullivan for its AI-native application security platform.

KnowBe4's State of Human Risk 2025 found a 90% rise in human-related incidents and a 43% increase in AI application breaches.

Mimecast opened an ASEAN regional headquarters in Singapore, named Nicky Choo APAC vice president, and planned a Singapore data center.