SU Group Holdings has announced an expansion of its AI security offerings through a partnership with Israel-based SeeTrue Screening. The collaboration introduces AI-powered X-ray screening solutions in Hong Kong and Macau to improve detection accuracy and operational efficiency.
Edera and Minimus have announced a partnership to deliver a combined container security solution for enterprises operating critical infrastructure. The collaboration integrates Edera's hardened runtime with Minimus's hardened container images to contain vulnerabilities and reduce attack surfaces.
WinMagic has announced a transport layer identity architecture designed to meet new CISA guidance for Zero Trust in operational technology environments. The system uses endpoint-based verification to maintain continuous identity assurance even in disconnected or air-gapped systems.
Optro has entered a reseller partnership with GuidePoint Security to provide customers with its AI-powered GRC platform for continuous enterprise risk visibility.
A new Linux Foundation report shows that security and privacy concerns have become the top barrier to AI adoption, with 48% of organizations citing them as their main challenge, up from 17% in 2024.
SCRT Labs has integrated Intel Trust Authority into every SecretVM, enabling default attestation and independent verification for confidential computing workloads.
TrendAI, the enterprise cybersecurity division of Trend Micro Incorporated, recognized global security researchers at Pwn2Own Berlin for uncovering 47 zero day vulnerabilities across major software platforms, distributing $1.29 million in prizes.
Anthropic will present findings on cybersecurity vulnerabilities detected by its Mythos AI model to the Financial Stability Board, following a request from Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, according to the Financial Times.
InfoSight has announced the general availability of its AI Enabled Purple Team Security Operations Center as a Service, designed to unify offensive testing and defensive monitoring under a single human led security program.
OneLayer has introduced the Technology Alliance Program, a certified network of technology partners offering integrated solutions for private LTE and 5G networks. The program includes collaborations with companies such as Check Point, Claroty, Nokia, and Ericsson.
An executive roundtable co-hosted by Mayer Brown, Blue Team Alpha, Tölt Strategies, and DIACSUS examined the growing challenges of AI-driven cyber threats, highlighting the need to align cybersecurity with financial governance and the limitations of current compliance frameworks.
AIQA Global and SecureSky have announced a cooperation agreement to align efforts in AI governance and cybersecurity. The collaboration will focus on joint research, client education, and coordinated guidance for enterprises managing AI and cyber risks.
Shift5 and Raglan have announced a strategic partnership to modernize and strengthen cybersecurity for military and government vehicle fleets, combining software-defined vehicle architecture with operational technology monitoring.
Fleet has launched autonomous endpoint management capable of reducing vulnerability patch cycles from months to hours. The system continuously patches and reports exposure across major operating systems, preparing enterprises for emerging AI-driven threats.
QNu Labs has been recognized as a Star Company in the Quantum Key Distribution market by MarketsandMarkets' 360Quadrants platform. The company was highlighted for its Armos QKD solution and recent 1,000 km quantum communication network demonstration under India's National Quantum Mission.
Quantum Secure Encryption Corp. has released QPA v2, an enterprise platform designed to manage post-quantum cryptographic migration, providing real-time visibility into readiness, risk, and compliance progress.
Illumine has received SOC 2 Type II certification, validating its security and privacy controls across its AI childcare management platform designed for multi-site childcare operations.
Semperis has published a global study showing that organizations are adopting AI agents faster than they can secure them, with most expecting increased attacks on identity infrastructure such as Active Directory, Entra ID, and Okta.
UK-based Drone Defence has been selected for Chevron Technology Ventures' Catalyst Program to advance its drone detection and airspace security technology for energy infrastructure applications.
A new RSM US LLP report shows that middle market companies are expanding AI use faster than they are developing governance and cybersecurity controls, leaving gaps in identity management and oversight.
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