Cybersecurity

Atos announced an integration of Google Threat Intelligence into its 17 security operations centers and threat research capabilities. The company positions the move as threat-led, AI-assisted intelligence for detection and response, including expanded monitoring features for digital risk protection across its managed security services.

Arctic Wolf released Decipio, a gated community beta tool to detect credential-stealing attempts using LLMNR and NBT-NS abuse.

Cato Networks launched the Cato Enterprise Browser to extend Universal ZTNA with secure browser-based access under one UZTNA policy.

Netskope says MCP-based agents shift risk to identity and data flows, while many enterprises lack real-time AI governance.

The blog links legacy network security sprawl to technical debt and cites SASE consolidation benefits and business value services.

NSS Labs says AI security is asymmetrical: attackers use automation to scale existing weaknesses, while defenders face governance constraints.

Netskope’s FY27 Partner Kick-Off recaps “AI Fast Lane,” partner program updates, and 2026 Partner Award winners.

Nokia and Cinia will deliver a managed 24/7 DDoS protection service for Finland using Deepfield Defender capabilities.

Netskope adds an Abnormal AI plugin that ingests email IOCs into CTE and applies web and cloud enforcement near real time.

Carahsoft Technology Corp. received Gula Tech Adventures’ 2025 Partner of the Year award for its vendor support and 2025 campaigns.

Cal.com moved to a closed source model for its booking platform, citing AI-enabled attack risk, while releasing Cal.diy as open source.

Endor Labs launched an agentic code security benchmark extending Carnegie Mellon’s SusVibes, plus a public leaderboard (Agent Security League). The benchmark tests AI coding agents on 200 real-world tasks across 108 open-source projects and 77 CWE classes, including anti-cheating safeguards. Results compare functional correctness and security outcomes across agent/model pairs.