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Data Theorem announced three new AI security capabilities: AI Exploits, AI Auto-Remediation, and AI Active Protection, all without the need for source code. Together they form a closed-loop platform spanning exploit discovery, remediation, and runtime defense. These capabilities are built for the security teams now responsible for every AI-generated exploit and attack reaching their applications. Enterprise demand for application security is climbing fast.

DigiCert announced the preview of DigiCert Quantum Central a new solution within the DigiCert ONE portfolio designed to help organizations take the first practical steps toward post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness. DigiCert Quantum Central gives organizations a practical starting point for post-quantum readiness.

New research from Zenity Labs found attackers exploiting critical LiteLLM vulnerabilities and hijacking AI infrastructure to conduct attacks against third parties and power their own operations. The findings offer visibility into how attackers are exploiting AI infrastructure, revealing tools, techniques and procedures (TTPs). The research is based on thousands of real-world attack attempts observed across a global network of AI threat intelligence sensors.

Cequence Security announced general availability of Cequence Platform 9.0, an AI-native release that fundamentally changes how users interact with API security tools.

Kaseya, the leading global provider of AI-powered IT management and cybersecurity software, today released its 2026 SaaS Security Report, which found that trust is the primary source of risk within modern IT environments. Threat actors have abandoned perimeter attacks in favor of softer targets like identities, OAuth integrations and collaboration workflows, leaving a trust gap most small and mid-sized businesses can’t see, let alone close.

SnapLogic announced the general availability of SnapLogic MCP Builder, a new template-based capability that helps organizations operationalize AI faster by automatically turning existing integration pipelines into agent-ready MCP tools. As enterprises move AI initiatives from experimentation to production, they need a reliable way to connect AI agents to the systems and workflows that run the business.

Filigran released The State of Threat Management Report, a global study of 550 security decision-makers and practitioners conducted by independent research firm Vanson Bourne. The research reveals a striking disconnect: Even as Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) gains traction as an industry framework, the operational maturity to execute it remains elusive.

10ZiG Technology announced the general availability of 10ZiG Manager v6 and the new Linux Virtual Appliance. The release represents the most significant advancement in 10ZiG endpoint management to date, delivering a modernized Linux-based platform designed to improve security, scalability, and operational efficiency while remaining completely free for 10ZiG customers.

As AI-assisted engineering accelerates how quickly software is designed, written, and shipped, cybersecurity teams are facing a harder problem: risk is being created earlier than traditional tools can see it. Dawnguard announced the public launch of its security architecture automation platform, making it available to organizations looking to design, build, and operate secure cloud-native systems from day zero through production.

CIQ, the enterprise software company behind Rocky Linux and the Fuzzball AI and HPC orchestration platform, announced that its Fuzzball platform now delivers a production-ready AI compute and inference environment for the NVIDIA DGX Spark stack. AI teams get one consistent environment to develop, tune and deploy AI workloads on infrastructure they own and control.