DigitalXForce has introduced the Enterprise TRiSCM platform, combining trust, risk, and security management with a new Quantum Risk Operations Center to help organizations manage digital trust across AI and quantum systems.
Omada A/S has introduced Omada Agent Governance, a solution designed to extend identity governance to AI agents and non-human identities across cloud environments, helping organizations improve visibility, accountability, and compliance.
Nisos has released research revealing a North Korean operation that submitted over 166,000 fraudulent job applications to U.S. companies using AI tools, stolen identities, and U.S.-based facilitators to secure remote positions.
Pentera has launched an MCP server that connects its exposure validation platform with AI-driven security operations workflows, allowing teams to initiate testing and access validated attack data directly through AI agents.
IDnow has launched the IDnow Trust Platform to help regulated organizations manage identity verification, fraud prevention, and compliance across the customer lifecycle as Europe prepares for new digital identity regulations.
Keyfactor has introduced the Trust Control Plane, a unified system for managing machine identities and cryptographic assets across enterprise environments, designed to support AI and post-quantum security needs.
NAVER D2SF has invested in AIM Intelligence, a South Korean startup developing AI security technologies including automated red teaming and live guardrail systems for enterprise AI deployment.
KinoSec has introduced an autonomous penetration testing platform that identifies and exploits vulnerabilities across multiple domains, offering continuous coverage of the full external attack surface.
According to Dell'Oro Group, the global network security market grew 14 percent year over year in the first quarter of 2026 to surpass $7 billion, driven by demand for software and cloud-based security in the agentic AI era.
GMI Cloud has partnered with Magna AI to create a global network of sovereign AI Factories using NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 infrastructure, with initial projects in Malaysia, Belgium, and Romania.
OpenAI has introduced Lockdown Mode, a new optional security feature in ChatGPT that restricts access to the web and external services to help reduce data exfiltration risks from prompt injection attacks. The feature is being rolled out to personal and self-serve ChatGPT Business accounts.
Token Security has launched Enzo, an AI native application builder that allows security and identity teams to create operational security tools using natural language on the Token Security platform.
OpenGradient has introduced OpenGradient Chat, a generative AI platform designed with privacy-focused architecture that anonymizes user data through encryption, Oblivious HTTP, and secure enclaves.
Infrastructure AI has expanded its Galaxy Agentic Operating System to include an Agentic Security framework, introducing a dual-blockchain architecture and multi-layered protections for autonomous infrastructure operations.
Integrated Quantum Technologies, doing business as Integrated Cyber Solutions, has launched its VEIL privacy-preserving framework on the Snowflake AI Data Cloud. The tool removes personally identifiable information from enterprise data before it enters machine learning pipelines, aiming to secure sensitive information against AI and quantum computing threats.
Tetrate and Ory have announced a joint solution that integrates Ory’s authorization platform with Tetrate Agent Router Enterprise to enforce dynamic, granular policy for AI agents in production environments.
Intercontinental Exchange, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, has joined Anthropic's Project Glasswing to enhance cybersecurity across its global infrastructure using the Claude Mythos Preview model.
Exostar has expanded its partnership with Microsoft to make its Azure-based CMMC Ready Suite available through the Microsoft Marketplace, helping more than 80,000 defense suppliers streamline cybersecurity compliance and procurement.
NetFoundry has expanded its AI Enclave solution with new Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Large Language Model (LLM) gateways that apply zero trust principles to AI infrastructure, aiming to reduce attack surfaces and eliminate the need for traditional network exposure.
Corelight, Dropzone AI, SCYTHE, SimSpace, and Sondera have launched the AI Proving Grounds Consortium to help organizations test and validate AI systems in cybersecurity before deployment. The group will host its first virtual event on June 18, 2026.
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