News – July 29, 2026

News for today:

  • [BlueVoyant] Microsoft 365 E7 readiness bundle. BlueVoyant threw its weight behind the new Microsoft 365 E7 plan, pairing its AI tools and Agent 365 Security Deployment service with deployment support for Microsoft Purview and Security Copilot. BlueVoyant frames this as the two foundations every organization needs to get right as it adopts E7: data security and agentic identity. Microsoft Purview is where data security lives; Entra ID Protection and Agent 365 are where agentic identity lives. This deployment package combines both foundations that now run through BlueVoyant AI. BlueVoyant
  • [Horizon3.ai] Strategic partnership with World Wide Technology. Horizon3.ai announced a strategic partnership with World Wide Technology around continuous, evidence-based cyber resilience, with a Mythos-readiness assessment as step one. By combining Horizon3’s autonomous security validation platform with WWT’s consulting, architecture, integration, and managed services capabilities, the partnership gives enterprises a repeatable operational model for proving cyber resilience, not just assuming it. To accomplish this, the autonomous platform leverages actual exploitable attack paths, discovered and verified at machine speed across cloud, hybrid, identity, and on-premises environments, rather than simulated risk scores. Horizon3.ai
  • [Tenable] Fleet of agents for exposure management. Tenable’s Hexa AI now offers a fleet of autonomous AI agents for continuous defense in exposure management programs. With Tenable Hexa AI, Tenable One transforms exposure management programs into a continuous, always-on defense. This is because Tenable Hexa AI, powered by the industry’s most comprehensive repository of contextualized exposure data and intelligence with the Tenable Exposure Data Fabric, is equipped with contextual memory capabilities to natively retain enterprise environment risk context, priorities and settings across sessions, eliminating the need for constant re-prompting. Tenable Hexa AI significantly improves security team productivity, enabling scheduling for virtually anything that can be prompted, and executing complex, cross-domain workflows via always-on routines. Available next month. Tenable
  • [Team Cymru] Pure Signal Command – launched. Team Cymru released Pure Signal Command to provide security teams, et al., with an operating environment that brings together Team Cymru’s telemetry, investigative capabilities, and more. Instead of having to combine a patchwork of tools or switch between workflows, users can access all of Team Cymru’s global telemetry, including current and historical data, so they get full and continuous context while evaluating the next steps. And because Command provides validated, current intelligence in a machine-native ecosystem, AI agents can ingest vast amounts of information. This will help defenders turn external visibility into action faster, giving them back the time to investigate before compromise, block before disruption, and act before damage is done. Available immediately. Team Cymru
  • [RPost] Collaboration security. RPost added a module to RAPTOR AI for collaboration solutions, in order to expand protection beyond email. The module addresses a growing security challenge: business communication no longer happens only in email. Employees share documents through persistent links, exchange files through cloud platforms, discuss sensitive matters in messaging apps, send meeting links across collaboration tools, and move decisions between email, Teams, WhatsApp, SMS, web meetings, shared folders, eSignatures, and secure file-sharing workflows. These channels improve productivity, but they also create new places where cybercriminals can gather context, impersonate trusted parties, and prepare more convincing attacks. RPost
  • [RPost] … and an observability module. RPost introduced a new AI observability module to deliver insight on how employees are using AI across email data. While many organizations are implementing AI governance controls around web applications, APIs, browser uploads, and copy/paste activity, email remains a separate and important exposure point. Business content often moves through email before and after it is used with AI. A confidential email thread may be summarized by an AI tool, an attachment may be analyzed by an AI assistant, an AI-generated summary may be forwarded to colleagues, or an external AI workflow may be included as a recipient or link. These events may not be visible if controls focus only on the browser or application layer. RPost’s RAPTOR AI Observability Module is built to extend data protection into the email and communications layer. It helps security, compliance, legal, and risk teams detect when email content appears to involve AI tools, AI-generated content, AI-assisted attachments, AI recipients, AI domains, or AI workflow references. RPost
  • [Progress Software] $400 million acquisition of Domo. Progress Software announced the acquisition of almost all of Domo, including its AI and data platform business, with the intent being to broaden Progress’s data platform. The acquisition aligns with Progress’ strategy to deliver the context and control for AI so customers can achieve their business goals with confidence. Domo’s agentic platform for the intelligent enterprise complements and significantly broadens Progress’ data platform offerings, creating powerful synergies to deliver innovative, secure and scalable AI data readiness solutions worldwide …. Domo will add a customer base of over 2,400 businesses, as well as a global and strategic ecosystem of cloud data warehouse technology partnerships. Progress Software

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