Reco adds live AI runtime controls for browser use
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Coupa links AI governance to climate targets in report
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Stairwell launches Backstory to trace malware variants
Security teams could be missing thousands of related files, as Stairwell says published malware hashes often expose only part of an attack.
Singulr expands AI governance to endpoints & gateways
Security teams gain broader oversight as Singulr extends AI governance from browsers to employee devices, gateways and agent platforms.
Cycode launches agentic workflows for security teams
Security teams can now automate triage and remediation as risks emerge, with early access to AI agents that still require human oversight.
Brivo launches AI Week to show practical security uses
Security buyers are being given concrete AI workflows and tools as Brivo seeks to show how quickly the technology can improve operations.
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Rural clinics may gain longer-lasting care systems as the partners target USD $50 billion in federal funding for health-centre modernisation.
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groundcover raises USD $100 million in Series C round
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Access controls are tightening as Airbyte lets AI agents update HubSpot records and limits each team to its own workspace.
ReliaQuest launches SIEM-less threat detection tool
Security teams could cut storage and response delays as ReliaQuest's new platform detects threats before telemetry is indexed or centralised.
Tines launches 3B to govern AI-generated workflows
The platform targets firms struggling to oversee a surge in AI-built software, as governance gaps create security and compliance risks.
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Intel 471 launches AI tools for Verity471 platform
Security teams can now pull threat intelligence into existing AI workflows, reducing manual analysis across fragmented data and incident investigations.
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Global fintech market set to hit USD $1.5tn by 2034
Digital payments, AI and open banking are set to propel the sector to USD $1,533.29 billion by 2034, the report says.
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Fortinet launches FortiGate 1200G with FortiSASE Outpost
Organisations can now keep sensitive traffic on site while using one policy layer across cloud and local security, as AI workloads grow.
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Dynatrace adds AI agents for governed IT operations
Governance controls aim to curb AI misfires as Dynatrace moves from observability to automated incident triage and remediation.
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