News for today:
- [Archive360] Archive360 plus Caju AI. Archive360 announced a strategic partnership with Caju AI for using AI to govern business communications across new and emerging channels. The integrated solution combines real-time communications governance, policy enforcement and risk detection with enterprise retention, search, discovery, access controls and auditability. Caju AI captures mobile and digital communications and applies policy controls as conversations occur, including interactions involving people and AI agents. Archive360 preserves the communications and associated context within a governed environment, enabling organizations to apply retention and legal hold policies, manage access, search data and support supervision, investigations and eDiscovery. Archive360
- [Descope] Descope plus IDMWORKS. Descope announced a partnership with IDMWORKS, where IDMWORKS (a consulting firm) will provide clients with specialist help with the Descope platform. Under the partnership, IDMWORKS will enhance its customer IAM and agentic identity offerings by providing end-to-end strategic guidance, implementation, integration, and managed services for Descope’s platform, in collaboration with the Descope engineering, product, and go-to-market teams. Together, the companies will help clients align identity initiatives with priorities such as digital transformation, CIAM modernization, B2B2X identity management, and secure agentic AI and MCP adoption. Descope
- [Rubrik] New MCP support. Rubrik added MCP support to its AI platform, so that customers can connect their AI agents into Rubrik’s security intelligence. Rubrik MCP exposes the Rubrik Security Cloud API schema directly, granting connected agents instant access to any available capability. Teams can save their multi-step recovery or compliance workflows to make them reusable, deterministic tools across any AI client. Rubrik keeps security fully intact through role-based access control parity, configurable permissions, and OWASP MCP Top 10 aligned guardrails. Rubrik
- [Fortinet] Innovation Hub in NYC. Fortinet opened a new Innovation Hub in New York City; will offer access to experts, tech demos, executive briefings, and more. Representing an investment of more than $60 million, the facility underscores Fortinet’s continued commitment to strategic markets and providing customers and partners with greater access to its cybersecurity expertise and resources. The approximately 40,000-square-foot facility, which will support employees across several functions, including sales, is three times the size of Fortinet’s previous New York City office. Fortinet
- [Varonis] Out with the ROT. Varonis added lifecycle management capabilities for the removal of redundant, obsolete, and trivial data from across a company’s data estate. Up to 30% of enterprise data is ROT, and it’s expensive in more ways than one. Unnecessary data leads to higher storage bills, noise in AI outputs, and a wider attack surface. When sensitive data is scattered across cloud platforms, warehouses, and forgotten corners of the environment, it can also lead to audit findings and fines under regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA. Varonis DLM is built on the Varonis Data Security Platform, so it understands what data is sensitive, who can access it, and how it’s being used — giving you the context to remove ROT data with confidence. Varonis
- [Cloud Range] Beware the rot. Cloud Range highlights four types of assets that can cause security problems if they’re left to rot, rather than being removed properly. These assets may no longer serve an active business purpose, but that doesn’t mean their security value has disappeared. They can retain trusted identities, permissions, credentials, data, integrations, backlinks, or connections to production systems. Together, these overlooked assets form a forgotten attack surface that can give threat actors less-monitored paths into an organization. Cloud Range