Endpoint/Device Security

With AI-powered cyberthreats mounting, the security vendor offers rolls out a new platform and SOC for security teams and MSSPs that rely heavily on AI but keep humans in the loop.

The risks and vulnerabilities outlined in SonicWall's latest security report put a focus on the need for MSSPs and MSPs.

Vorlon's CISO survey found that enterprises are well-armed, confident, and often breached. New agentic AI-focused security tools will help.

The shift toward keeping data off the endpoint is where the real opportunity sits, especially for service providers looking to package this as a repeatable, managed offering.

Broadcom’s new XDR platform brings enterprise-grade capabilities into a single system, giving MSSPs and smaller security teams a way to reduce alert fatigue, simplify operations, and scale managed services without adding complexity.

Armis highlights the dangers about AI being used in cyberwarfare and released an AI-based solution for identifying vulnerabilities.

New ESPM and ISPM offerings aim to reduce common security gaps by continuously enforcing controls across Microsoft 365 and endpoint environments.

Cisco announced identity controls, adversarial testing tools, and SOC automation built specifically for AI agents - and the security gaps they're already creating.