Keeper Security has introduced agentic AI governance for its Endpoint Privilege Manager, allowing enterprises to discover and control AI agents on employee endpoints using unified access and privilege policies.
SeeTrue has received TSA certification for its AI-based prohibited item detection software, marking the first AI solution approved for use with Analogic ConneCT CT scanners. The system is also being deployed at U.S. airports serving 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities.
CerraCap Ventures has invested in MazeBolt to advance continuous validation and AI-powered DDoS defense solutions for enterprises. The investment supports MazeBolt’s RADAR platform and its VectorAI technology for simulating AI-generated DDoS attacks.
Data Theorem has announced a closed loop AI security platform with three components—AI Exploits, AI Auto-Remediation, and AI Active Protection—offering exploit discovery, automated remediation, and runtime defense without requiring source code.
Cognizant announced it is using GPT-5.5 with Trusted Access for Cyber through its Frontier AI Cyber Defense services to accelerate enterprise vulnerability management and validation as part of the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program.
1stProtect and Multiverse Computing have announced a partnership to deliver secure AI inference at the edge by combining runtime enforcement and quantum-inspired model compression.
Sprocket Security has introduced Apex, an AI penetration testing agent designed for continuous, human-supervised web application testing. The system identifies exploitable vulnerabilities using customer context and historical data while operating under a zero data retention policy.
NetRise has announced a partner-led managed software supply chain risk management offering for the federal market, combining binary analysis with supply chain provenance to help agencies operationalize software risk assessment.
Netzilo has expanded its AI Detection and Response platform to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and other AI agent frameworks, introducing Bring Your Own Governance to enterprise AI agents for consistent observation, detection, and response across environments.
OpenMatter Network has introduced a cryptographically verifiable platform for secure collaboration and AI governance, designed to enable organizations to verify data use, computation, and AI behavior across distributed environments.
Trust3 AI has integrated its Agent Control Plane with Microsoft Copilot Studio, enabling security and AI platform teams to discover, observe, and secure all Copilot Studio agents, including shadow agents, from a single interface.
Straiker has secured $64 million in Series A funding led by Marathon Management Partners, Citi Ventures, Illuminate Financial, and Workday Ventures. The company plans to expand its platform for discovering, testing, and protecting enterprise AI agents.
OpenAI has started a limited preview of its GPT-5.6 model family, offering three variants named Sol, Terra, and Luna. The preview is available to a small group of trusted partners before a wider release in the coming weeks.
Sentien has introduced SeniorSafe, an AI service designed to detect and stop phone fraud and scams in real time. The system operates across mobile, landline, and VoIP channels, offering protection for seniors against both human and AI deepfake scams.
Gladius Securitas has expanded its cybersecurity operations platform to address the growing risks posed by AI agents, machine identities, and autonomous systems in enterprise environments.
OPAQUE has launched OPAQUE 3.0, a new platform for verifiable AI governance that includes open standards and post-quantum cryptographic protections, developed with support from TII, AMD, and NVIDIA.
Virtue AI has introduced Shadow AI, a new extension of its AgentSuite-Blue platform that identifies and monitors unauthorized AI tools and agents across enterprise systems to reduce security risks.
Silent Push has launched version 6.0 of its cyber defense platform, introducing Traffic Origin for tracking malicious infrastructure and an MCP Server that connects its data to AI tools such as Claude and ChatGPT.
IBM has joined the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program and launched a new application security service that uses OpenAI’s AI models to detect and validate software vulnerabilities faster and more accurately.
Cato Networks has joined the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program to integrate advanced AI capabilities into enterprise defense workflows, expanding its collaboration with OpenAI on vulnerability management and safety standards.
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