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Scality introduced Scality ADI, combining RING and ARTESCA with Guardian autonomous operations, single-namespace storage, and CORE5 resilience.

Cycode released ADLC Security generally available, adding AI visibility, governance, guardrails, and risk detection for agentic development.

Sophos’ State of Identity Security 2026 survey found 71% of organizations saw identity-related breaches in the past year and 67% of ransomware stemmed from identity attacks.

Fortinet announced tighter integration between FortiAIGate and NVIDIA AI platforms to secure agentic AI workloads across data centers, cloud, and edge. The release positions GPU-accelerated, inline zero-trust controls for AI runtime governance, multitenant isolation, and sovereignty-oriented deployment options, with performance and latency claims.

Rapid7 provided early access to a Cyber GRC program built on the Command Platform, linking risk, controls and compliance workflows with continuous validation.

MinIO introduced MemKV, a context memory store for AI inference on NVIDIA BlueField-4 STX to reduce context loss.

Micron sampled a 256GB DDR5 RDIMM built on 1-gamma DRAM, citing up to 9,200 MT/s and 40% lower operating power.

Arctic Wolf introduced Aurora Exposure Management, combining vulnerability and attack surface management to prioritize and remediate cyber exposures.

Lantronix introduced the xPico 600 series of Wi-Fi 6 and BLE 5.4 embedded gateway modules with Percepxion cloud management.

Descope announced inclusion in Notable Capital’s Rising in Cyber 2026 list. The list is voted on by 150 active CISOs and senior security executives and recognizes private cybersecurity startups. The company cites use cases across identity, agentic AI security, security operations, and application defense, and provides funding and customer examples.

E-commerce networking needs SONiC-based open fabrics, deep packet visibility, and AI-driven operations to handle spikes, AI workloads, and compliance.

Atos and Backbase signed a Master Collaboration Agreement to support regulated financial institutions in deploying AI-native banking capabilities. The partnership combines Backbase’s AI-Native Banking OS with Atos’ sovereign cloud, systems integration, cybersecurity, and delivery services, with a framework covering services, enablement, training, and joint go-to-market across multiple international markets.