News for today:
- [Radware] 2026 Cyber Survey published. New research from Radware (conducted by Osterman Research) looks at the growing adoption of AI at a faster rate of associated security controls (among other topics). As enterprises expand their use of generative AI, large language models (LLMs), AI agents and autonomous workflows, the survey indicates that threat actors are using AI to discover vulnerabilities, evade defenses and accelerate attacks. The survey found many organizations lack the visibility and governance needed to effectively secure AI, applications and APIs. Radware
- [AvePoint] Trust layer advancements. AvePoint extended its Confidence Platform with greater support for agentic AI, including backup and recoverability, governance controls, and data protection. E.g., Agents built on Microsoft Copilot Studio can now be backed up and restored directly within AgentPulse, making it possible to recover an agent itself—including its configuration, logic, prompts, topics, orchestration, and flows—to a known-good state. AvePoint
- [Ivanti] New predictive remediation for endpoints. Ivanti announced new innovations in its Autonomous Endpoint Management solution, including predictive remediation for patching. Predictive Remediation represents the next evolution beyond risk-based patching, helping organizations close the gap between risk identification and action. Built on Ivanti’s trusted data authority and advanced Autonomous Patch Management capabilities, the new capability helps IT and security teams forecast compliance outcomes, surface remediation blockers before SLA windows close, and translate security priorities into governed, executable patch action—so organizations can reduce reactive firefighting and strengthen their risk posture with greater confidence. Ivanti
- [WatchGuard] Hedging frontier AI bets. WatchGuard is leveraging multiple frontier AI models for application security, by working with both OpenAI and Anthropic. As attackers increasingly use AI to automate reconnaissance, identify attack paths, and accelerate exploit development, WatchGuard is investing in the same technologies to strengthen vulnerability discovery, security testing, threat research, and remediation efforts. Through OpenAI’s Daybreak program and Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program, WatchGuard security teams have access to advanced AI capabilities designed for cybersecurity use cases. WatchGuard
- [Jamf] Distribution in Middle East and Africa. Jamf signed Mindware as its distributor across United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Jordan. Through this collaboration, Mindware will distribute Jamf’s full commercial portfolio, including Jamf for Mac, Jamf for Mobile, and Jamf for K-12, alongside training, certifications, and value-added services to support partners. Jamf
- [ColorTokens] UK play via Wavenet. ColorTokens announced that Wavenet will be offering ColorTokens Xshield to its UK clients. The partnership is particularly significant for Wavenet as it expands its security and resilience strategy, helping customers address one of the most persistent challenges in modern cyber security: ransomware that spreads once it’s inside the environment. With improved visibility and the ability to roll out segmentation gradually and safely, customers can strengthen security controls without adding operational overhead or undertaking a disruptive, all-at-once transformation. ColorTokens