Enterprise Security Tech

Rockwell Automation is testing advanced artificial intelligence to find and fix security weaknesses in the software and connected systems that underpin factories and other critical infrastructure. The industrial automation company has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, an initiative that gives approved organizations controlled access to powerful Claude models for defensive cybersecurity research. Rockwell’s security teams will use Claude Mythos 5 to explore faster methods

Riverbed has introduced Network 360, a collection of AI-powered network observability tools designed to help IT operations teams diagnose performance problems, uncover their underlying causes and identify potential disruptions before employees notice them. The launch brings Riverbed’s agentic AI technology directly into its established network monitoring products while expanding coverage across cloud infrastructure, remote endpoints and Zero Trust environments. The company is

Pindrop has launched BotStopper, a real-time detection system designed to help businesses distinguish AI voice agents and automated callers from humans. The technology arrives as autonomous agents increasingly contact banks, healthcare providers, insurers and retailers on behalf of consumers. The emerging challenge for contact centers is not simply blocking bots, but determining which automated callers are legitimate, who authorized them and what systems they should be permit

Fable Security has launched Briefing Agent, an AI-powered tool designed to convert emerging cyber threats and company policies into targeted employee security briefings within minutes. The new capability addresses a persistent weakness in security awareness programs: attackers can change tactics faster than companies can produce relevant training. Traditional content development may require weeks of research, scripting, production, and compliance review. Fable says its agent

Hackers allegedly exploited a compromised Italian government email account to impersonate law enforcement and obtain sensitive information about hundreds of Revolut customers, exposing a dangerous weakness in how financial institutions authenticate official data requests. The attackers reportedly gained access to Italy’s certified email system, known as PEC, and used that trusted channel to request customer records from Revolut over several months. According to the Financial

Fraudulent job candidates are slipping through remote hiring systems and gaining legitimate access to corporate networks, exposing a growing identity security gap that conventional screening tools are failing to close. New research from HYPR found that 98% of surveyed HR executives have encountered candidate fraud. Yet 68% of fraudulent hires were ultimately exposed through human observation or intuition, rather than automated security controls. The findings suggest generativ