Sumo Logic unveiled intelligent security operations with capabilities like detection-as-code (bringing DevSecOps to threat detection), UEBA historical baselining (improving accuracy by learning behavior over time), multiple threat intelligence feeds, and a prototype AI Insight Summary tool using generative AI for data summarization (Sumo Logic Operations). Against a backdrop of escalating AI-driven threats and evolving regulatory demands, organizations unveiled groundbreaking advancements in artificial intelligence, identity management, threat detection, and data security. Graylog announced the Spring Release of Graylog Security, rolling out capabilities for faster threat detection, refined workflows, and smart data retention, leveraging automation for cost-effective data lake storage (Graylog Release). Abnormal AI launched two autonomous AI agents: the AI Phishing Coach, which replaces generic security training with a personalized, real-time feedback platform, and the AI Data Analyst, which transforms complex security data into instantly usable intelligence (Abnormal AI Launch). Cisco unveiled major security capabilities, including new XDR capabilities, Splunk enterprise security automation, deepened Cisco/ServiceNow partnership, AI supply chain risk management, enhanced critical infrastructure protection for IT and OT, Foundation AI team for secure AI adoption, and an open-source reasoning model for security applications (Cisco Security). This year’s Day 1 announcements underscored the industry’s focus on AI, identity management, threat detection, and data security. Powered by Anthropic’s LLM technology and Arctic Wolf’s security telemetry, Cipher delivers fast and accurate insights across endpoints, networks, cloud, and identity, enhancing threat detection and response (Arctic Wolf Cipher). Blackpoint Cyber unveiled CompassOne, a Unified Security Posture and Response platform with capabilities like asset inventory, tenant manager, MDR, exposure management, managed application control, and cloud posture management (Blackpoint CompassOne). Wallarm unveiled Agentic AI Protection, enhancing its platform to secure AI agents against prompt injection, jailbreaks, system prompt retrieval, and agent logic abuse, crucial for protecting AI-driven security operations (Wallarm Protection). BeyondTrust launched a free identity security risk service providing actionable insights to secure against vulnerabilities, employing AI-based detection for Paths to Privilege, and offering prioritized findings for security decisions (BeyondTrust Service). Skyhigh Security enhanced its SSE platform with DSPM capabilities for tackling data sprawl, ensuring security, compliance, and visibility, leveraging AI and ML-driven classification (Skyhigh DSPM). Palo Alto Networks announced Prisma AIRS for securing AI apps, agents, models, and datasets, with capabilities like AI model scanning and runtime security, alongside Prisma Access Browser 2.0 for GenAI visibility and Cortex XSIAM 3.0 combining proactive and reactive security (Palo Alto Announcements). Appknox released Storeknox, a post-launch app security solution targeting threats like fake apps and phishing, offering centralized monitoring, real-time detection, and proactive malware detection (Appknox Storeknox). Sentra launched Data Security for AI Agents, controlling how AI agents access and interact with sensitive data, purpose-built for securing AI workflows (Sentra Data Security). Censys launched a threat hunting module to track adversary infrastructure, integrating into existing security operations for proactive threat mitigation (Censys Threat Hunting). AppOmni unveiled a SaaS security MCP server reducing manual labor and enabling coordinated security decisions by delivering information from multiple tools, enhancing SaaS identity insights (AppOmni MCP). LiveDrop introduced a software-based data diode, offering top-level security like hardware diodes but with lower cost and complexity, protecting against data leaks and attacks (LiveDrop Diode). NVIDIA enhanced its cybersecurity AI platform with the NVIDIA DOCA software framework, part of its cybersecurity AI platform, focusing on runtime security for AI workloads. EQTY Lab introduced AI Guardian, a governance tool aligning autonomous AI agents with security standards and business policies, using a cryptographic certificate system rooted in an on-silicon trust layer, developed with Intel and NVIDIA. Data security was a key focus, with several announcements addressing data protection in AI and cloud environments. Flashpoint added new capabilities to its Ignite platform, including AI-powered risk discovery, curated threat feeds, and on-demand data source expansion (Flashpoint Enhancements). ArmorCode unveiled Anya, an agentic AI solution for AppSec and product security teams, addressing alert fatigue by delivering contextual insights across an organization’s security posture. Cyber Security News compiles the sector’s most significant announcements, emphasizing how the industry addresses contemporary challenges through innovation, collaboration, and automation. BrandShield launched Resolve, an AI-powered external threat detection platform for phishing, impersonation, and dark web threats, combining AI detection with 24/7 SOC team support (BrandShield Resolve). Arctic Wolf introduced Cipher, an AI security assistant developed in collaboration with Anthropic, integrated into the Arctic Wolf Aurora Platform. Anetac extended its Identity Vulnerability Management platform to unify non-human and human identity vulnerabilities, including detection of behavioral anomalies, compromised credentials, dormant accounts, and access chain mapping (Anetac Extension). Cyber Security News is a Dedicated News Platform For Cyber News, Cyber Attack News, Hacking News & Vulnerability Analysis. Anya, with over 285 integrations, acts as an intelligent, conversation-driven virtual security champion, interpreting and correlating data to accelerate decision-making (ArmorCode Anya). Oasis Security launched NHI Provisioning, automating the creation, governance, and security of Non-Human Identities (NHIs) from inception, designed to be infrastructure- and vault-agnostic, ensuring security without impacting developer experience (Oasis NHI). Identity security was a major focus, with several announcements addressing both human and non-human identities. SOCRadar launched Copilot, an AI-powered cybersecurity assistant enhancing platform efficiency, sharing knowledge, and automating routine operations, aiding teams in being proactive against evolving risks (SOCRadar Copilot). RSA announced a suite of innovations including RSA Help Desk Live Verify for bi-directional identity verification to prevent social engineering, Windows Desktop Logon for passwordless access via QR code and mobile FIDO, and Secure Onboarding with ID Verification combating deepfake fraud with government ID and liveness detection (RSA Innovations).
This Cyber News was published on cybersecuritynews.com. Publication date: Wed, 30 Apr 2025 11:45:07 +0000