Threats

ZeroFox launched HNTR, an AI-first threat intelligence platform, with HNTR Executive Protection as its first application.

Infoblox entered external attack surface management and added Supply Chain Intelligence to monitor vendor exposures and exposures tied to internet-facing assets.

Arctic Wolf’s 2026 survey found high AI and LLM usage, but limited trust in autonomous security actions, alongside persistent incident disruption.

Zscaler and Schwarz Digits will host a sovereign Zero Trust SASE service in German data centers on STACKIT for EU compliance.

Netskope reports downstream policy violations, rising MCP traffic, agentic coding adoption, and weaponized AI supply-chain tactics across June 2025–July 2026.

Netskope reports a near sixfold peak in World Cup-themed malicious web attempts and stopped 28,000 threats across 1,000-plus organizations during the tournament.

Sophos’ AI Security 2026 report says attackers used AI to speed up attack workflows, with identity and OAuth tokens as key access vectors.

Sophos Fusion unites security and identity functions with a shared data layer and coordinated response, with expansions planned Aug–Oct 2026.

The blog outlines applying AI to network telemetry for anomaly detection, automated root-cause analysis, forecasting, AI TRISM trust and safety.

Aviz and Nozomi outline deep network observability that captures, filters, and enriches TAP/SPAN traffic for OT security analytics.

Salt Typhoon showed a visibility gap in security tooling, not detection. Aviz Deep Network Observability collects and enriches packet traffic for NDR, IDS, SIEM.

Quest Software announced that Quest Identity Defense and Quest Identity Recovery for Entra ID are available as FedRAMP High–authorized SaaS in Microsoft Azure Government. The company positions the offering for federal agencies and regulated organizations seeking identity threat detection and recovery for hybrid Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID environments.