Threats

Gigamon reported 51% deep observability market share in 2025, citing AI-driven traffic growth and a forecast near $2.1B by 2030.

Netskope’s HIMSS 2026 recap highlights identity-centric security, CTEM, and a unified SASE approach for healthcare compliance and continuity.

Keysight joined NSS Labs’ AI Protection Systems testing effort, supporting an independent AIPS evaluation methodology publishing in April.

Arctic Wolf and Wiz integrated cloud visibility and Aurora agentic SOC for guided investigation, containment and remediation, backed by 24×7 SecOps.

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

Skyhigh Security reported 2025 growth and expanding bookings tied to its hybrid Security Service Edge (SSE) platform for data access and data protection across on-prem, cloud, and AI-related workflows. The company cited DSPM and AI-assisted capabilities, third-party rankings, managed SWG network availability, and customer ratings in regulated industries.

Weekly roundup covering continuous packet capture evidence, AI-driven network planning, security posture validation, and enterprise infrastructure transitions such as BT PSTN retirement.

Cohesity added Sophos-powered next-generation malware scanning to Cohesity Data Cloud for backup inspection, pre-restore validation, and IOC/YARA scenarios.

Bitsight introduced Security Posture Management (SPM) using external exposure intelligence and AI-driven prioritization to measure resilience.

Simbian said its reasoning-based autonomous SecOps platform unifies AI SOC, pentest and threat-hunt agents, backed by Simbian Context Lake.

OPSWAT founder Benny Czarny releases his book “Cybersecurity Upside Down,” arguing that modern cyber threats require prevention-first controls. He critiques detection-only strategies, highlights AI-driven threat evolution, and promotes Deep Content Disarm and Reconstruction (Deep CDR™) that rebuilds safe file versions before entry. The release targets governments and business leaders.

Rapid7's 2026 report finds exploited high-severity vulnerabilities rose 105% and exploitation timelines shrank to days.