Enterprise security rarely shifts overnight. Zero Trust took years to formally take shape, SASE took even longer to mature, and VPN fatigue built up over a decade before leaders finally embraced perimeter-less models. But the next shift is arriving at breakneck speed—and according to cybersecurity startup Netzilo, most organizations aren’t ready for it.
Markup AI has released its inaugural report, “The AI Trust Gap: Why Every Enterprise Needs Content Guardrails,” highlighting a growing disconnect between enterprise confidence in AI-generated content and the reality of its accuracy and reliability. The research underscores the urgent need for content governance frameworks to protect brand reputation, compliance, and productivity.
New research from Rubrik Zero Labs highlights a critical and growing challenge for enterprises: AI-driven identities are straining identity and access management (IAM) systems and leaving organizations vulnerable to cyberattacks.
As AI adoption accelerates across enterprises, organizations are grappling with a new security challenge: shadow AI. According to new research from Harness, the AI DevOps Platform™ company, 75% of security practitioners say shadow AI risks are poised to surpass those once caused by shadow IT, as AI components proliferate faster than teams can monitor them.
Legit Security, a leader in AI-native application security, has unveiled VibeGuard, an industry-first solution designed to secure AI-generated code as it is created, while also governing the AI coding agents behind it. The launch comes as enterprises increasingly adopt AI-assisted development, producing code faster than traditional AppSec workflows can review.
Email attacks don’t always come in English—and cybercriminals are getting smarter about it. Abnormal AI, a leader in AI-native human behavior security, has rolled out a major update to its behavioral AI, enabling native-level detection of Japanese-language phishing and business email compromise (BEC) attacks.
Red Hat has rolled out OpenShift 4.20, the latest version of its flagship hybrid cloud application platform, introducing a trifecta of features aimed at the modern enterprise: accelerated AI workloads, hardened platform security, and enhanced virtualization capabilities.
The race to make compliance less painful—and more intelligent—just got a serious boost. Sprinto, a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) automation platform, has rolled out a new suite of AI-driven tools that could redefine how companies handle audits, controls, and risk management.
The global IT and consulting firm (NSE: HEXT) announced the acquisition of CyberSolve, a specialist in identity and access management (IAM) solutions. The move strengthens Hexaware’s cybersecurity and AI operations portfolio while helping enterprises modernize identity systems across increasingly hybrid tech environments.
