Anthropic has expanded Project Glasswing, its cybersecurity collaboration using the Claude Mythos model, to include 150 new organizations across more than 15 countries. The program aims to strengthen global software security by identifying and patching critical vulnerabilities.
Noma Security has introduced Noma Agent Access Control, a platform designed to help enterprises discover, manage, and enforce access policies for AI agents and Model Context Protocol servers.
Yubico has partnered with OpenAI to implement a passkey mandate for participants in OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber program, requiring hardware-backed authentication for access to advanced AI models starting June 1, 2026.
Auron Solutions has been selected for the Chevron Technology Ventures Catalyst Program to advance its AI-based RF software for counter-drone and infrastructure defense applications.
Pathlock has launched Nexus, an AI native platform designed to manage access, identity, and governance across multi ERP environments. The company was also recognized by KuppingerCole Analysts AG as an Overall Leader in Business Application Risk Management and SAP Access Control and Security.
PKWARE has unveiled a post quantum cryptography architecture that enables continuous cryptographic algorithm updates through agent-based deployment, removing the need for manual migration projects.
Salt Security has launched Salt Code, a new solution that applies security policies directly within AI coding assistants such as Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Gemini CLI. The system ensures policy compliance from code generation to runtime, integrating with existing developer tools and CI/CD workflows.
Factor has announced the general availability of its Supply Chain Detection and Response platform, designed to help enterprises manage cyber risk across their supply chains using AI and integrated data sources.
Fasoo AI and Konsilix have completed the formation of Symbologic, a company that combines data security and AI expertise to deliver secure operational intelligence for enterprises.
DMind AI, working with Zhejiang University and Nanyang Technological University, tested 31 major AI models and found none suitable for safety-critical Web3 use cases. The results will be presented at KDD 2026 in Korea.
OpenAI has given Japan’s three largest banks access to its GPT-5.5 Cyber model to strengthen cybersecurity defenses. The model can perform autonomous penetration testing and code validation, according to reports.
Integrated Cyber Solutions has begun the patent process for MASQ, a governance and security framework designed to control permissions, data access, and reasoning protection in autonomous AI agents.
Humanix has introduced new detection and response capabilities that identify live attempts to coerce support staff into bypassing organizational safeguards during sensitive IT workflows.
SAFE has launched SAFE AI Security Posture Management, a platform designed to give enterprises continuous visibility and control over AI-related cyber risks across their ecosystems.
TrendAI, the enterprise cybersecurity arm of Trend Micro, announced new strategic initiatives focused on organizational evolution, platform enhancement, and partner ecosystem development. The company will present its AI governance and asset visibility solutions at COMPUTEX 2026.
E Tech Group has reported a 400 percent increase in demand for its IT and OT assessments as manufacturers prepare their infrastructure for modernization and AI initiatives. The company provides vendor-neutral evaluations focusing on cybersecurity, system health, and network architecture to help reduce downtime and guide remediation efforts.
MicroAlgo Inc. has announced a quantum encryption technology that integrates lattice cryptography with its LSQb algorithm to enhance resistance against quantum attacks and improve secure information transmission.
Shadow Sciences Group has published a six-part investigative series titled 'When Trust Becomes the Attack Surface,' examining the erosion of identity verification reliability due to AI and proposing a new model for continuous verification.
IBM and Red Hat have announced Project Lightwell, a $5 billion initiative to create a trusted enterprise clearinghouse for open source software security, supported by more than 20,000 engineers and advanced AI capabilities.
Cato Networks has appointed Tristan Elder as Vice President of EMEA Channel to expand its partner program and strengthen its regional channel strategy. Elder previously led the EMEA channel business at ExtraHop Networks and was part of CrowdStrike's early leadership team.
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