Blockaid has launched Risk Exposure, a compliance infrastructure suite that enables institutions to monitor and enforce risk policies across blockchain systems in real time.
Fable Security has been included in the Rising in Cyber 2026 list, which recognizes 30 private cybersecurity companies shaping enterprise security. The list, voted on by 150 CISOs, highlights firms driving innovation in areas such as AI security and identity management.
Enigma has released its Know Your Business Compliance Agent on Google Cloud Marketplace, giving compliance teams a chat-based tool to verify business identities using Enigma's identity graph and Google's Gemini models.
Shield AI and Taiwan's Thunder Tiger Corp. have signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate Shield AI's Hivemind autonomy software into Thunder Tiger's unmanned systems, starting with surface vessels and planning a demonstration this summer.
Trip.com Group opened its Airline Global Conference 2026 in Amsterdam, highlighting AI integration across its operations and unveiling a digital identity pilot with IATA that enables travelers to use mobile wallets for booking verification.
Keeper Security has introduced Keeper Workflow within KeeperPAM, providing administrators with structured approval-based controls and time-limited access policies for managing privileged accounts across organizations.
Reveal Technology announced that its Identifi biometric system has been formally adopted as a Program of Record by U.S. Special Operations Command, marking a milestone in tactical identity intelligence modernization.
Optro released new research showing that 82 percent of organizations have experienced an increase in AI enabled attacks, driven by ungoverned employee behavior and Shadow AI. The findings also informed Optro’s acquisition of Midship to strengthen agentic GRC capabilities.
OpenAI has launched Daybreak, a cybersecurity initiative that uses its GPT-5.5 models and Codex Security to help organizations identify and fix software vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
Palo Alto Networks has introduced Idira, an identity security platform that unifies control across human, machine, and AI identities. The platform eliminates standing privileges and applies AI-driven governance to modernize privileged access management.
Beazley Security's Q1 2026 Threat Report shows a 43% increase in exploited vulnerabilities, driven by AI-assisted supply chain attacks and a rise in zero-day exploits. The report highlights incidents involving autonomous AI agents and developer-focused compromises.
Akeyless reports that 67% of organizations using AI agents believe those agents have accessed data beyond their intended scope. The study highlights widespread use of static credentials and slow detection times, with enterprises spending over $1 million on average to manage related security issues.
Prescient Security has launched Cait, a continuous AI-assisted penetration testing service, and integrated Cacilian as its unified PTaaS platform to support continuous, audit-ready security testing.
Crisis24 has made its risk management and critical event management SaaS offerings available through AWS Marketplace, allowing customers to use their existing AWS cloud spend for procurement.
Scality has launched Scality ADI, a new software platform that integrates AI-assisted operations, multi-tier storage management, and cyber resilience for large-scale enterprise data environments. The system builds on Scality RING and ARTESCA to handle AI workloads, data sovereignty, and sustainability requirements.
Chainguard has joined the Fintech Open Source Foundation (FINOS) as a Gold Member to help strengthen software supply chain security across the financial sector as AI increases development and security challenges.
Graylark Technologies has introduced Raven, a new visual intelligence platform that expands on its earlier GeoSpy AI system. Raven processes low-quality imagery such as CCTV footage and social media uploads to support investigations and security operations.
Snyk has integrated Anthropic’s Claude models into its AI Security Platform to enhance automated vulnerability detection, prioritization, and remediation across code, dependencies, and AI-generated components.
Cyble has been recognized as a Challenger in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cyberthreat Intelligence Technologies, highlighting its unified AI platform for threat intelligence and digital risk protection.
Cognizant has launched Secure AI Services, a unified offering designed to help enterprises secure and govern AI and agentic systems across their operations. The service introduces a secure development lifecycle, a consolidated cybersecurity control plane, and continuous trust assurance through its Cognizant Trust platform.
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