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Arctic Wolf Named Best Security Vendor in CRN’s Annual Best of the Channel Awards
CRN recognizes Arctic Wolf for advancing an industry-leading agentic security operations platform and delivering trusted security outcomes through the Aurora® Superintelligence Platform and Aurora® Agentic SOC EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. – October 14, 2026 – Arctic Wolf®, the cybersecurity and AI company, today announced that it has been named ‘Best Security Vendor of the Year’ by CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, in the second annual CRN Best of the Channel Awards.
TCS+ | Boards are underestimating the cost of a cyberattack, says Arctic Wolf
Jason Oehley, right, and Andre Den Hond of Arctic Wolf In this episode of TCS+, brought to you by Arctic Wolf, Jason Oehley, the company’s country sales manager, and Andre Den Hond, senior systems engineer, talk about why South Africa is bearing the brunt of ransomware in Africa and what businesses can do about it. The pair unpack an Interpol report that found 92% of ransomware detections on the continent are in South Africa.
Arctic Wolf erweitert Aurora Superintelligence Platform um KI-Transparenz, umfassenderen Sicherheitsschutz und neue Funktionen für generative Assistenten
©Arcitc Wolf Neue Funktion Shadow AI Discovery, erweiterte Funktionen des Aurora Security Assistant und zusätzliche Integrationen unterstützen Unternehmen dabei, den KI-Einsatz zu steuern, Sicherheitsuntersuchungen zu beschleunigen und die Sicherheitslage zu verbessern Arctic Wolf, ein Anbieter KI-gestützter Cybersicherheitslösungen, hat auf dem 2026 Security Operations Summit neue Funktionen der Aurora® Superintelligence Platform angekündigt.
Arctic Wolf and Veeam Partner to Bring Backup Intelligence into Security Operations
New joint integration extends visibility into critical backup infrastructure, helping organizations detect threats faster, investigate incidents more effectively, and strengthen cyber resilience EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.
Arctic Wolf Unveils Next-Generation Endpoint Security Solution for the AI Era
Aurora® Adaptive Threat Protection leverages AI-driven, intent-based detection designed to disrupt attacks mid-flight and advance a new era of preemptive cybersecurity EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.
Arctic Wolf Raises the Industry Standard for Trusted AI Security with SwarmView
New capability gives customers unprecedented visibility into AI-driven investigations, bringing greater trust and accountability to the world’s largest commercial agentic SOC EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.
Arctic Wolf Expands the Aurora Superintelligence Platform to Deliver AI Visibility, Broader Security Coverage, and New Generative Assistant Skills
New Shadow AI Discovery™ capability, enhanced Aurora Security Assistant skills, and expanded integrations help organizations govern AI, accelerate investigations, and strengthen their security posture EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.
Citrix NetScaler: Arctic Wolf analysiert das Vorgehen der Angreifer
©Arctic Wolf Nach der Warnung des Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) in dieser Woche und der Bestätigung von Citrix, dass mehrere Schwachstellen in NetScaler aktiv ausgenutzt werden, hat Arctic Wolf Labs neue Erkenntnisse zu beobachteten Angriffsaktivitäten veröffentlicht.
More CVEs than ever. The same old ones keep getting exploited.
Vulnerability disclosure keeps setting records. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) reports that CVE submissions rose 263% from 2020 to 2025, and the first three months of 2026 already tracked nearly one-third higher than the same period a year earlier. Every security team feels that curve in its backlog. The curve is not what decides outcomes, though. Arctic Wolf® Incident Response data points somewhere less flattering and more useful.
Your Security Team Is Stretched Thin. Can AI Return the Hours?
The Arctic Wolf® 2026 AI & Cybersecurity Trends Report asked security leaders how much time their teams spend each week on nine separate security tasks, and the answer came back between 13 and 15 hours for each one. That’s a workload that adds up to roughly three full-time people before anything unplanned arrives. Leaders are already acting on the problem.
Security teams are adopting AI faster than they trust it
The 2026 AI & Cybersecurity Trends Report from Arctic Wolf® draws on a global survey of 1,350 security and IT decision-makers conducted by Sapio Research. One finding runs through nearly all the others. Organizations have already decided that AI belongs in security operations. However, most will not let it act on its own. Adoption Is Nearly Universal. Delegation Is Not.
Wenn KI ihre Grenzen überschreitet: Kontrollverlust beginnt bei Berechtigungen und Zugriffen
©Arctic Wolf KI-Forscher warnen aktuell vor den möglichen Gefahren unkontrollierter KI und einem langfristigen Kontrollverlust. Während die Debatte über existenzielle Risiken an Fahrt aufnimmt, stellen sich für Unternehmen bereits heute konkrete Sicherheitsfragen: Was passiert, wenn KI-Systeme ihre vorgesehenen Berechtigungen überschreiten, auf sensible Daten zugreifen oder außerhalb bestehender Kontrollmechanismen agieren?
The IT Asset Inventory Problem: Do You Know What’s Actually on Your Network?
Ask a room of security leaders whether they have a complete, current inventory of everything on their network, and watch how long it takes anyone to say yes. Effort is rarely the issue. Modern environments change faster than any single record can keep up with. A configuration management database (CMDB) shows what was documented. An endpoint tool shows where its agent is installed. A scanner shows what it was told to scan.
A Practical Guide to Attack Surface Management
Attack surface management (ASM) is the discipline of continuously discovering, inventorying, assessing, and prioritizing every asset, control, and exposure across your environment. It gives you an always-on picture of what you actually have, rather than a point-in-time scan. Done right, it answers the three questions every security leader is really asking: What do I have? Where am I exposed? What do I fix first? The gap is bigger than most teams expect.
How 24×7 Monitoring and Detection Solves the Cybersecurity Confidence Gap
Security leaders have more telemetry, more controls, and more visibility than ever. They also have real confidence in their teams. In the Arctic Wolf® 2026 AI & Cybersecurity Trends Report, 96% of respondents said they were very or somewhat confident their security team could keep pace with the volume and complexity of today’s threats. The incident data tells a more complicated story, however.
The Tiered SOC Is Breaking: Why the Agentic SOC Is the Only Model Built for Machine-Speed Attacks
Twenty-two seconds. That’s the median time it now takes for one attacker to hand freshly compromised access to the next team in the chain, the group that drives toward ransomware. In 2022, that hand-off took more than eight hours. In 2025, it took twenty-two seconds. Now consider how the average security operations center (SOC) is structured to respond. An alert fires, lands in a queue, and waits for a Tier 1 analyst to triage it. It escalates to Tier 2 for investigation.
Your attack surface is bigger than you think
Arctic Wolf’s 2026 State of the Cybersecurity Attack Surface Report analyzes aggregated, anonymized data from more than 800,000 IT assets monitored through Aurora® Exposure Management. The findings reveal a common challenge across organizations of all sizes: fundamental security controls and asset visibility gaps remain widespread. One in Three Assets Is Missing a Critical Control The report found that 33% of IT assets lack at least one critical security control.
Carahsoft Named 2026 Authorized Distribution Partner Of The Year By Arctic Wolf
Carahsoft Named 2026 Authorized Distribution Partner Of The Year By Arctic Wolf 2026-07-07 12:02:25 (MENAFN- GlobeNewsWire - Nasdaq) Reston-based Business Recognized by Global Leader in Cybersecurity and AI RESTON, Va., July 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Carahsoft Technology Corp., The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, today announced it has been named Arctic Wolf's 2026 Authorized Distributor Partner of the Year.
GLM 5.2 Signals a New Phase of Accessible Frontier AI and a Shift in Cyber Risk
AI’s latest wave is reshaping cybersecurity in a fundamental way. Capabilities that once were limited to a handful of frontier models are now widely accessible, cheaper, and embedded across more environments. As access expands, risk is growing fast and scaling even faster. The release of GLM-5.2 makes this shift tangible.
Cyberrisiko statt Sommerpause: Warum Unternehmen in der Ferienzeit besonders gefährdet sind
©Arctic Wolf Während der Sommerferien sinkt in vielen Unternehmen die Personalstärke – für Cyberkriminelle oft der ideale Zeitpunkt, um Sicherheitslücken auszunutzen. Arctic Wolf warnt deshalb davor, die Urlaubszeit als Phase geringerer Bedrohung einzuschätzen. Im Gegenteil: Wenn IT- und Security-Teams nur eingeschränkt verfügbar sind und Mitarbeitende verstärkt von unterwegs arbeiten, steigen die Risiken für erfolgreiche Angriffe. Die drei größten Cyberrisiken in der Ferienzeit: 1.
The new reality of cyber risk in an AI-driven world (Reader Forum)
1 Artificial intelligence is rapidly redefining cybersecurity, not by tipping the scales in favor of defenders, but by changing the game entirely. AI is accelerating both innovation and risk in parallel, compressing timelines and raising expectations for how security operations must perform in practice. Arctic Wolf has the story Over the past year, we have reached a point where AI is no longer an incremental improvement layered onto existing systems.
Extending Cyber Resilience to Mobile with Aurora Mobile Threat Defense
Mobile devices have become one of the most dynamic, and most exposed, parts of the modern attack surface. They access sensitive data, connect to untrusted networks, and rely heavily on third-party applications. Yet in many organizations, mobile security still lags behind traditional endpoint protection. Mobile device management (MDM) solutions help enforce configuration and compliance, but they were never designed to detect and respond to modern threats.
Gain an Advantage with Aurora® Managed Endpoint Defense
Endpoint attacks rarely appear in a single alert. Instead, they surface as a sequence of signals that require rapid investigation and response. For many teams, the challenge is not detection. It is having the time and expertise to investigate, validate, and then act. Arctic Wolf Aurora Managed Endpoint Defense addresses this by combining endpoint detection and response with expert Arctic Wolf analysts who take on the operational burden.
Delivering Context and Speed for Security Operations with Aurora Security Assistant
Security operations teams are facing a familiar, but growing, challenge. As threat actors leverage AI and automation to move faster, alerts continue to expand in volume and complexity. Even mature security teams struggle to keep up with investigation timelines, maintain institutional knowledge, and ensure consistent response quality. At the same time, buyers are demanding more from their security platforms. They want solutions that go beyond detection.
Your Attack Surface Is Bigger Than You Think: Insights from the Arctic Wolf 2026 State of the Cybersecurity Attack Surface Report
Most security teams aren’t naive to the growing risk in their environment, but because of high event volume and asset visibility gaps, emerging risk dynamics have become increasingly challenging to act on. Arctic Wolf’s latest State of the Cybersecurity Attack Surface report puts real data behind the challenge.
Turning Asset Visibility Into Risk Reduction
Most vulnerability programs rely on scanning known assets and ranking findings based on static severity scores. That model breaks down quickly in modern environments. Asset lists are constantly changing, devices move between networks, workloads shift into cloud platforms, and unmanaged systems appear outside traditional inventory controls. When asset visibility is incomplete, vulnerability data is incomplete as well. The result is predictable. Prioritization becomes inconsistent.
How Frontier AI Models Are Fundamentally Shaping Cyber Risk
Cybersecurity has always evolved alongside major shifts in technology. Cloud adoption, SaaS expansion, and distributed workforces all increased speed and connectivity while expanding the opportunity space for attackers. Frontier AI represents the next inflection point.
Closing the Gap Between Vulnerability Detection and Real Risk Reduction
The Problem With Vulnerability Management Security teams are not struggling to find vulnerabilities. They are struggling to deal with them in a way that actually reduces risk. Most environments generate thousands of new findings every month. While vulnerability scanners, cloud tools, and endpoint platforms all contribute, that data does not come together in a way that is actionable.
Endpoint Security Built for Outcomes, Not Noise
Endpoint security has become one of the most difficult layers of the modern security stack to operate effectively. Endpoints sit at the intersection of user behavior, identity compromise, phishing, ransomware, and hands‑on‑keyboard activity. At the same time, attackers increasingly rely on fileless techniques, memory abuse, and legitimate tooling to evade signature‑based defenses. Most organizations have some type of endpoint protection and likely endpoint detection and response (EDR) tooling.
Celebrating Arctic Wolf’s 2026 Partner of the Year Winners at Global Partner Kickoff
Congratulations to this year’s award winners. We look forward to continuing to deliver outcomes for customers together. Exciting announcements were shared during Global Partner Kickoff 2026, Arctic Wolf’s global partner event and fiscal year kickoff with our partner community, including the recognition of our Partner of the Year Award winners. As a 100% go-to-market company, our partners are central to how we deliver outcomes for customers.
Arctic Wolf Product Updates: May 2026
Security teams are being asked to operate at machine speed while still making decisions they can trust. Attackers move faster. Exposure changes continuously. Manual workflows struggle to keep up. Following the recent announcement of the Aurora® Superintelligence Platform and Aurora® Agentic SOC, Arctic Wolf continues to advance its portfolio with new capabilities that help teams see risk clearly, prioritize what matters, and act with confidence.
Arctic Wolf takes aim at South Africa’s security blind spots
Arctic Wolf’s Jason Oehley Arctic Wolf, a global cybersecurity leader, has announced the launch of its new Aurora Attack Surface Management (ASM) offering in South Africa, giving local organisations unprecedented visibility into their technology environments at a time when unmanaged assets, shadow IT and sprawling digital estates are driving significant cyber risk.
Turning Security Telemetry Into Actionable Insights
Modern security environments generate enormous volumes of telemetry. Authentication events from identity platforms, API activity from cloud services, endpoint security logs, email interactions, and network traffic can all flow into centralized systems. For most organizations, the challenge is no longer data collection. The real problem is extracting meaningful insight from that data without overwhelming analysts or introducing operational friction.
PowerShell Security | Arctic Wolf
PowerShell is one of the most important, versatile software tools used in IT automation. Unfortunately, it has also become a powerful instrument for cybercriminals, and a major threat to endpoint security. In recent years, PowerShell has been used to successfully execute intrusion campaigns around the world. If left unchecked, PowerShell represents a significant threat to enterprises of all sizes.
Mini Shai-Hulud: Supply Chain Malware Attack
A coordinated supply chain attack has compromised dozens of npm and PyPi packages across major projects using GitHub Actions cache poisoning and token exfiltration techniques.
5 Best Practices to Protect Your Business from IoT Security Risks
As organizations accelerate digital transformation, the Internet of Things (IoT) has quietly become one of the largest and most vulnerable components of the modern organization’s attack surface. What were once simple sensors and specialty devices are now interconnected endpoints controlling critical functions across manufacturing floors, healthcare environments, transportation networks, and office infrastructures. The growth is staggering — and so are the risks.
Should Your Organization Rely on XDR For Cybersecurity?
The cybersecurity industry’s evolution from perimeter protection to holistic visibility, detection, and response is perhaps best illustrated in the evolution from endpoint protection platforms (EPP) to comprehensive security solutions that provide holistic protection for an organization’s ever-expanding attack surface, including network, cloud, and identity. Extended detection and response (XDR) is one of those solutions.
AI adoption is accelerating, but Is cybersecurity keeping up?
There’s a familiar pattern that plays out every time a major technology shift hits the market. We saw it on the internet. We saw it with cloud. And now we’re seeing it with AI. The technology moves quickly and for many organisations the business case is compelling, driving rapid adoption. Only later do organisations begin to ask the harder question: are we actually ready for this?
Unlocking Security Insights with Arctic Wolf Data Explorer
Security operations teams face an overwhelming challenge: making sense of massive volumes of telemetry. Even well-resourced organizations struggle to apply this data effectively. Traditional SIEM platforms require tuning, maintenance, and constant care. Meanwhile, some managed detection and response (MDR) solutions often deliver findings but may not provide accessible ways to dig deeper into the underlying telemetry. This creates a gap for technical security leaders.
Building Cyber Resilience with Arctic Wolf: A Practical Approach for Security Leaders
Security teams are under pressure to demonstrate measurable progress against an increasingly complex cybersecurity landscape. Framework expectations evolve, insurance requirements tighten, and executive stakeholders demand defensible evidence that investments are improving risk posture. Yet most organizations still rely on static assessments — point-in‑-‑time documents that provide limited visibility and quickly lose relevance as environments change.
Enabling Arctic Wolf Active Response Using Your Existing Security Stack
Today’s security teams are operating in highly distributed, tool-dense environments. The average organization relies on dozens of security and IT platforms, including identity providers, endpoint tools, firewalls, cloud services, and email security layers. While each tool might produce alerts, they also require configuration and operational attention.
Arctic Wolf Launches the World’s Largest Commercial Agentic SOC to Usher in a New Era of Agent‑Led Security Operations
Complete platform transformation delivers a trustworthy Agentic SOC with turnkey deployment and proven ROI for organizations of every size Eden Prairie, MN — March 23, 2026 — Arctic Wolf®, the cybersecurity and AI company, today announced the availability of the new Aurora Agentic SOC™.
TCS+ | Arctic Wolf unpacks the evolving threat landscape for SA businesses
Most security teams can tell you what they’ve deployed. Far fewer can answer the board’s next question: are we actually less exposed than we were three months ago? In many organisations, the gap between security activity and real risk reduction remains stubbornly wide, even as threats become faster, more adaptive and harder to spot.
The Six Key Benefits and Core Capabilities of Endpoint Security
Endpoint security encompasses the processes and technologies used to protect end-user devices—including laptops, servers, mobile devices, IoT systems, and any connected asset with access to corporate resources. As organizations become more distributed and adversaries become more sophisticated, the endpoint has evolved into both a preferred target for threat actors and a pivotal control point within a modern security architecture. This shift is reflected in industry behavior.
How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Increase Threat Detection and Response
Security leaders are being squeezed from both sides. On one side, threat actors are scaling operations with AI automation, using it to craft more convincing social engineering attacks, accelerating reconnaissance, and improving lateral movement. On the other side, defenders are drowning in telemetry, suffering under staffing constraints, and facing the harsh reality that threat actors don’t keep business hours.
Understanding Cyber Insurance Coverage
DISCLAIMER: The contents of this blog post are for educational purposes only and Arctic Wolf is not endorsing any insurance provider, product, or service. Arctic Wolf and its employees are not licensed producers and therefore are not engaging in the sale, solicitation, or negotiation of insurance and are NOT offering advice regarding insurance terms, conditions, premium rates or claims.
How escalating geopolitical tensions are expanding the cybersecurity frontline
As geopolitical tensions rise and conflicts increasingly play out both on the ground and online, the line between national security and business risk is quickly fading. What we are watching now is hybrid warfare at scale: coordinated kinetic operations against Iran, pre‑emptive cyber activity, and an expected wave of Iranian and proxy influence campaigns that blur the line between battlefield and home front.
Arctic Wolf Threat Report: KMU verzeichnen eine hohe Anzahl von Sicherheitsvorfällen
©Arctic Wolf Kleine und mittelständische Unternehmen sind oftmals nach wie vor unzureichend auf die Realität der heutigen Bedrohungslandschaft vorbereitet Arctic Wolf, ein weltweit führender Anbieter von Security Operations, veröffentlicht seinen jährlichen Arctic Wolf Threat Report.
Who’s Winning the AI Arms Race?
The modern threat landscape is an ever-evolving battlefield of innovation and escalation. Thanks to the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, both attackers and defenders now have powerful new tools at their disposal. But who has the edge when it comes to the artificial intelligence (AI) arms race? Unsurprisingly, the answer is complicated.
Heightened Cyber Risk Following February 2026 U.S./Israel–Iran Escalation | Arctic Wolf
On February 28, 2026, the United States, in coordination with Israel, launched a large-scale military campaign against Iran known as Operation Epic Fury, marking a significant escalation in direct hostilities. The operation involved coordinated air, missile, naval, and cyber strikes targeting Iranian military and nuclear facilities across the country.
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