Palo Alto Networks has announced the availability of Prisma AIRS, a new AI security platform designed to protect an organization’s entire AI ecosystem, including AI apps, agents, model, and data. It ensures safe adoption of AI by scanning models for vulnerabilities, assessing risks associated with the AI ecosystem (ex. sensitive data exposure or platform misconfigurations), … continue reading
RSA Conference is taking place this week in San Francisco, and the first day kicked off with a number of announcements from security companies. Here are some highlights from the event. Bugcrowd announces “Red-team-as-a-service” offering The new offering will connect customers with a network of vetted ethical hackers that can take on red teaming tasks. … continue reading
Qualys, a company that provides IT compliance solutions, has announced the launch of Policy Audit, a new offering that automates audit preparation and ensures that organizations are ready for an audit any time. According to Qualys, auditing, reporting, and system remediation are time consuming, manual tasks that can be prone to human error. By introducing … continue reading
1Password announced new and upcoming updates to its Extended Access Management platform. Announced last year, Extended Access Management promises to “secure every sign-in, for every app, on every device.” Available today, the company announced a new SDK for Agentic AI within the platform to allow developers to enable the AI agents they build to securely … continue reading
Capital One is introducing a new solution that provides a way to protect sensitive data to reduce the risk of data being exposed during a breach. Capital One Databolt is a tokenization solution that replaces sensitive data with secure tokens. It preserves the underlying data format, which allows companies to still run their applications, manage … continue reading
Pulumi, an infrastructure as code (IaC) company, has announced several new capabilities that improve its cloud security and automation offerings. The new capabilities include rotated secrets in Pulumi ESC, a new GitHub Action, a new Role-Base Access Control (RBAC) system, and new policy as code capabilities. Secrets rotation Secrets rotation will help companies ensure that … continue reading
Cloudflare is hoping to help companies manage threats to their data, apps, and clouds from a single platform with the release of its Security Posture Management platform. The new solution provides a single view for all of their technology investments so that they can understand potential threats and respond quickly. According to the company, the … continue reading
Passkeys are quickly gaining traction as an alternative to passwords for authenticating users. Many major websites already let users sign in using them, and more are surely to follow. To learn more about the state of passkey adoption, as well as the benefits of passkeys, in the latest episode of our podcast we interviewed Andrew … continue reading
In an increasingly digital world where new cyber threats emerge almost daily, how can security teams stay ahead of cybercriminals’ next move? The key is saying goodbye to a reactive approach, and instead, adopting a proactive security strategy. Traditional, reactive security measures that most companies use today have proven ineffective when combating advanced threats, especially … continue reading
The infrastructure services provider Kyndryl has announced new secure access service edge (SASE) services that are based on Palo Alto Networks Prisma SASE solution. Palo Alto Networks’ solution integrates network and security in a unified service, providing organizations with control over user authentication and authorization and allowing secure access to business applications. Kyndryl’s offering comes … continue reading
IT teams are struggling to keep tool sprawl in check, with 48% of respondents to JumpCloud’s 8th annual SME IT Trends survey saying they use five to 10 IT management tools. Twenty-six percent of IT teams reported using more than 11 tools for IT management. Despite IT teams using many tools, 85% expressed their preference … continue reading
Companies are planning to invest more heavily in AI skills and security governance, risk, and compliance initiatives this upcoming year, according to new research from O’Reilly. The company’s Technology Trends for 2025 report analyzed data from 2.8 million users on its learning platform. The research shows significant increases in interest in various AI skills, including … continue reading