Software

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

IBM introduced a cybersecurity assessment for frontier model threats and IBM Autonomous Security, a multi-agent service for coordinated response.

SUSE updated its Cloud Elevate Program, enabling customers to purchase SUSE mission-critical software directly through AWS and Google Cloud using existing cloud credits. The program adds AWS Private Offers via distributors and Google Cloud Marketplace Private Offers, with standardized contracts and pre-committed cloud spend for SLES and SUSE Rancher Prime.

Quest Software announced the Quest Security Management Platform, a unified AI-powered ITDR offering for Microsoft environments. It combines identity threat detection and response with identity defense, faster ransomware recovery via hybrid AD/Entra ID, standby forest provisioning, and secure Microsoft 365 tenant migrations.

Anthropic’s Project Glasswing brings major technology firms to use Mythos Preview for defensive scanning and zero-day fixes.

Deloitte launched Deloitte-2 and Deloitte-3 on March 29, 2026, to expand Project Constellation’s space data payloads and on-orbit cyber defense.

Coder announced a $90M Series C led by KKR, with participation from QRT and Uncork Capital. The company positions its cloud-based, governed development environments as the infrastructure layer for enterprise AI coding agents, citing rollouts at KKR and QRT and outlining plans to scale globally.

Hammerspace and Carahsoft agreed to distribute Hammerspace’s AI data platform via SEWP V and ITES-SW2 contracts for public sector buyers.

At GTC 2026, NVIDIA introduced DSX Air and paired it with Aviz ONES for repeatable, multi-tenant AI factory networking.

Following GTC 2026, Dell’Oro’s Alex Cordovil highlights AI factories, power constraints, and rising infrastructure complexity reshaping DCPI as operators scale next-generation AI deployments. Learn more: The post GTC 2026: Moving from Chip Launches to Infrastructure Architecture appeared first on Dell'Oro Group.

Snyk announced Agent Security and general availability of Evo AI-SPM, describing a governance layer for autonomous AI agents from introduction to production. The platform includes discovery, risk intelligence, and policy agents, plus CI/CD enforcement and runtime testing features, with early customer reporting from WEX.

Apiiro introduced AI Threat Modeling in its Guardian Agent, generating architecture-aware threat models before code exists.