News for today:
- [Jamf] Beacon threat hunting for Apple. Jamf GA’d its new premium threat hunting service for macOS environment; it’s a service of Jamf Threat Labs. As organizations continue to expand their Apple footprint, macOS devices have become prime targets for sophisticated threat actors. Yet, many security teams lack the specialized resources needed to effectively monitor and investigate threats targeting macOS. Beacon puts Jamf Threat Labs’ industry-leading research and detection engineers directly into customer environments, delivering threat hunting, investigation, and reporting tailored for Apple environments. Jamf
- [BlueVoyant] Microsoft Agent 365 Security Deployment Service. BlueVoyant released a new professional services program focused on AI agents inside Microsoft environments. The BlueVoyant Microsoft Agent 365 Security Deployment Service addresses [the agent governance gap] by establishing Microsoft Agent 365 as a centralized control plane for AI agent governance. The engagement configures Agent 365 alongside the Microsoft security stack (Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Defender for AI, and Microsoft Purview) so that AI agents are governed with the same rigor as any other identity in the enterprise. Available immediately. BlueVoyant
- [Material] June deliverables. Material updates in June focused on OAuth (remediation, risk reporting), and core threat detection improvements. Material’s OAuth Remediation Agent is now in the hands of customers. It gives security teams real-time visibility into every OAuth app connected to their Google Workspace environment, with the ability to automatically classify risk and revoke access for malicious or unwanted connections, with no manual investigation required. This new capability expands Material’s security surface area coverage to encompass not just what’s stored within the cloud workspace, but what’s connected to it. With the explosive growth of AI apps, companies must know what AI is being used and what it’s able to access. Material