News – July 28, 2026

News for today:

  • [Rapid7] Unifying SecOps and GRC. Rapid7 released the new Rapid7 Cyber GRC, which brings GRC capabilities to the Rapid7 platform. The new offering helps organizations continuously understand cyber risk, validate control effectiveness, and simplify compliance by connecting GRC workflows with live security operations data. This shared data foundation gives security and compliance teams a unified, continuously updated view of control performance, active threats, and organizational risk. Was previously available in early access. Rapid7
  • [NinjaOne] ServiceNow integration. NinjaOne announced an integration with ServiceNow for including endpoint data from NinjaOne in ServiceNow’s capability set – for proactive service support, unified visibility, and simplified workflows. e.g., Alerts detected in NinjaOne automatically trigger an incident in ServiceNow, so IT teams can investigate and resolve issues as soon as they arise. This prevents IT problems from reaching end users, saving organizations time and resources. NinjaOne
  • [Abnormal AI] Three new products and an app store. Abnormal AI launched new products for identity threat protection, AI governance, and infiltration prevention, as well as a new App Store for enabling Abnormal’s offerings. e.g., Infiltration Prevention is the security tool that helps organizations identify potentially fraudulent candidates, including suspected nation-state operatives, before enterprise access is provisioned. Integrating directly with applicant tracking systems including Greenhouse and Workday, it identifies and correlates the behaviors behind fabricated identities, such as VoIP burner numbers, VPN-masked locations, and the same actor recurring across Abnormal’s threat intelligence, to surface suspicious signals for security teams to review before they are ever provisioned. It surfaces not only suspected operatives but large-scale campaigns, building evidence briefs security teams can act on. Abnormal AI
  • [CloudEagle.ai] What’s happening? CloudEagle.ai released NLP Filters and announced its AI Workflow Builder – the first for querying details on SaaS and AI tools; the second for building workflows via AI for when conditions are met. Any IT, Security, or Procurement team member types a question and gets an answer immediately across usage, spend, and contract data. Queries like “show me AI tools like Copilot or Gemini with low usage but high spend,” “which employees are using ChatGPT without IT approval,” or “show all AI tools accessing sensitive data this month” return results in seconds, giving teams the context to act in the same conversation rather than the next quarter. CloudEagle.ai
  • [Abstract] $25 million raise. Abstract announced a new $25 million funding round, bringing total funding to date to almost $50 million. The funding will go toward widening in-stream detection coverage, extending Astro AI across the SOC workflow, and growing the go-to-market team to keep pace with enterprise demand. Abstract
  • [Absolute Security] Pax8 marketplace. Absolute Security’s cyber resilience solutions are now available via the Pax8 marketplace for MSPs. The relationship with Pax8 makes it easy for partners to grow their service offerings and businesses by delivering self-healing endpoint security applications, visibility, control, and remote, single-click recovery capabilities. With Absolute Security’s ability to maintain the integrity of critical applications, including RMM, EDR, VPN, and identity tools, MSPs can minimize downtime and reduce costly service disruptions for their customers. Absolute Security

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