Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of March 20th: Proofpoint, XM Cyber, Menlo Security, and More

The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring news from the week of March 20th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from Proofpoint, XM Cyber, Menlo Security, and more.

Keeping up with all the most relevant Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize some of the top headlines in the space by curating a collection of the latest vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy news. With that in mind, here is some of the top endpoint security and network monitoring news from the week of March 20th.

Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of March 20th

Acalvio Announces 360 Deception

Acalvio, an AI-powered preemptive cybersecurity company, has announced 360 Deception, a new offering designed to help customers disrupt AI-driven threat campaigns and expose malicious intent before compromise occurs. 360 Deception’s key capabilities empower users to make real assets appear deceptive, make deceptive assets indistinguishable from production systems, orchestrate decoys and honeytokens across the 360 Deception fabric, disrupt attacker decision automation at the point where trust is established, steer human and AI-driven adversaries into controlled false paths, reveal intent early, and delay attacker progress through the environment.

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Accenture Adds New Features to Its Adaptive Managed Extended Detection and Response Suite

Accenture has announced new assets and capabilities for its Adaptive Managed Extended Detection and Response (MxDR) solution suite. Accenture and Microsoft, alongside their joint venture Avanade, will deliver more advanced, AI-driven cybersecurity solutions and enhanced data analytics to help organizations mitigate threats faster, optimize security operations, and strengthen business resilience. Steve Dispensa, Corporate VP of the Security Solution Area at Microsoft, says, “The Accenture Adaptive MxDR for Microsoft combines Accenture’s managed services and security expertise with the breadth of Microsoft’s AI-powered platform to help organizations reduce complexity, strengthen defenses, and scale resilience.”

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Black Kite Releases Open FAIR-Based Risk Assessments

Black Kite, a third-party cyber risk management company, has released Open FAIR-Based Risk Assessments, which extend the company’s CRQ capabilities to its AI-powered cyber assessment offering. With the Open FAIR methodology, Black Kit enables businesses to fully automate the calculation of potential financial impact from a data breach, ransomware attack, or business disruption scenario. The latest release, which brings CRQ directly into Black Kite’s cyber risk assessment workflows, empowers customers to also calculate financial risk during onboarding and periodic risk reviews.

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Backslash Security Reveals Cross-Product Support for AI Skills

Backslash Security, a vibe coding security company, has announced new cross-product support for agentic AI Skills within its platform. The update will provide users with centralized visibility and security controls for Skills across AI coding environments, enabling them to continuously discover Skills used in developer workflows, evaluate their risk posture, and define guardrails governing their use. By adding Skills coverage, Backslash aims to give security teams a total view of their tech stack, from the model layer to the extensibility layer. The cross-product Skills security capability is available now.

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Blumira Expands Its EDR and ITDR Capabilities

Blumira, a security operations platform, has expanded its platform’s endpoint detection and response (EDR) and identity threat detection and response (ITDR) capabilities. The updates will empower security teams on Blumira Respond and Automate editions to contain active threats by isolating compromised endpoints, stopping malicious processes, and locking out attackers across Microsoft 365 and Active Directory environments, all without ever leaving the Blumira dashboard. Additionally, Blumira has announced several enhancements to its Public API, giving partners and power users new capabilities to assign findings, add comments, resolve incidents, and query evidence programmatically.

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Corelight Debuts an Agentic Triage Capability

Corelight, a network detection and response solution, has announced Corelight Agentic Triage, an automated investigation capability that helps modern security operations centers (SOCs) automate the most repetitive tasks and move from high-volume alert noise to rapid, evidence-backed containment. The capability combines a new suite of machine learning models with network forensics, expert playbooks, and transparent AI evidence to provide teams with automated triage that’s trustworthy, defensible, and analyst-friendly.

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Cyware Introduces New Agentic AI Services and Capabilities

Cyware—an AI-powered threat intelligence operationalization, secure threat sharing, and Agentic AI-based security orchestration and automation company—has announced its AI strategy centered on Agentic Fabric. Building on the AI Fabric foundation introduced last year, Cyware’s Agentic Fabric introduces agent-driven workflows designed to assist security teams across investigation, detection, engineering, and response activities. Its capabilities include an Analyst Agent Hub available within the platform or via a browser extension, enhanced customer responses, and a catalog of agents integrated across the Cyware product suite that expand and accelerate threat intelligence and SOC Analyst use cases.

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Exabeam Extends Its APEX Partner Program with a New MSSP Commercial Framework

Exabeam, a global intelligence and automation company, has launched a new MSSP commercial framework for its APEX Partner Program. The framework is “purpose-built” to help Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) scale efficiently while maintaining predictable margins and operational flexibility. Craig Patterson, Global Channel Chief at Exabeam, says, “With this new MSSP commercial framework, we’re extending that commitment and delivering a model designed specifically for how today’s managed security providers operate and scale.”

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Intel 471 Details Its New Cyber Threat Exposure Bundle

Intel 471, a provider of high-fidelity threat intelligence-driven solutions, has announced its latest product offering, the Cyber Threat Exposure Bundle. Available on its Verity471 platform, the new bundle combines Attack Surface Exposure, Third-Party Exposure, and Brand Exposure into a single solution, providing users with a standardized view for identifying, prioritizing, and remediating external risks. The combination aims to empower organizations with the resources they need to tackle an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape with visibility and intelligence.

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Menlo Security Launches a Browser Security Platform

Menlo Security, a human- and agentic-centric Browser Security provider, has announced a Browser Security Platform built to secure the agentic enterprise. The new platform, deployed globally on Menlo’s elastic cloud infrastructure, provides a unified control plane, enabling teams to apply machine-speed governance and threat prevention to both human and non-human actors. Capabilities on the Menlo Browser Security Platform include universal connectivity, deterministic visibility, least-privileged agent governance, and Menlo AI Agent Security, which functions as a “Guardian Runtime” for the agentic economy.

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Mondoo Announces an Agentic Managed Vulnerability Service

Mondoo, an agentic vulnerability management company, has announced the Mondoo Agentic Managed Vulnerability Service. This expert-led offering helps organizations move from endless scanning and reporting to actual vulnerability remediation. Mondoo also introduced the Automated Remediation Setup Service, an optional add-on that enables companies to develop automated remediation workflows to deploy approved fixes instantly through a customer’s existing tool stack.

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Nile Reveals Several New Capabilities

Nile, a Secure Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) company, has announced several industry-first capabilities that shrink the attack surface, reduce risk, and contain breaches by nearly 60 percent. The innovations included in Nile’s security-first architecture include a zero-trust fabric with embedded identity-based micro-segmentation, an identity-based access control natively integrated into the network fabric, a “Segment-of-1” architecture that isolates every device, and an expanded security services catalog with the new Nile Trust Service, Secure Guest, RADIUS, DHCP, as well as the integrated Internet Edge offering

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NinjaOne Unveils Its Vulnerability Management Solution

NinjaOne, a company focused on unifying IT to simplify work, has announced NinjaOne Vulnerability Management. With this new solution, IT teams can identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities faster without relying on periodic scans from security teams that often lack context. Built natively into the NinjaOne platform, the solution leverages AI-driven real-time vulnerability assessment, patch confidence scoring, and remediation functionalities to proactively fix vulnerabilities, minimize mean time to remediate, and reduce the time a company spends vulnerable.

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Onapsis Unveils New Agentic AI Capabilities for SAP Cybersecurity

Onapsis, the global provider of SAP cybersecurity and compliance services, has unveiled the Onapsis Agentic Gateway, a new capability that aims to kickstart the Agentic AI for SAP Cybersecurity category. The capability enables organizations to bridge the gap between complex SAP security telemetry and autonomous enterprise AI agents, helping them optimize the full scope of the Onapsis platform. Mariano Nunez, CEO and Co-founder at Onapsis, says, “By launching the first industry-grade MCP-ready gateway for SAP cybersecurity, we are giving our customers the power to weave SAP risk intelligence directly into their agentic workflows.”

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Orca Security Enhances Its Platform with New AI-Centric Capabilities

Orca Security, an agentless cloud security company, has announced several enhancements to the Orca Platform. The updates introduce new AI-powered security agents, real-time detection of AI usage across cloud environments, remediation-focused workflows, and code reachability analysis. With these enhancements, organizations can move beyond fragmented alerts to more proactive investigations, clearer prioritization, and measurable risk reduction in the AI era. Specific additions include runtime AI threat detection, code reachability analysis, focused remediation initiatives, and AI agents for threat investigations and AppSec triage.

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Proofpoint Launches the Proofpoint AI Security Solution

Proofpoint, a cybersecurity and compliance company, has announced Proofpoint AI Security, a new security solution that combines intent-based detection, multi-surface control points, and a comprehensive implementation framework to secure how humans and AI agents use AI across the enterprise. The solution is delivered through a unified architecture for the agentic workspace, enabling it to operate across environments where AI is used. With the solution’s control points, users can implement runtime inspections, enforce policies during live AI interactions, discover sanctioned and unsanctioned tools used by humans or agents, and observe prompts, responses, and data flows during AI tool usage.

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Rapid7 Updates the PACT Partner Program

Rapid7, a company focused on AI-powered managed cybersecurity operations, has updated its PACT Partner Program to strengthen the alignment between Rapid7 and its partner ecosystem. The 2026 update introduces a new partner tier differentiation, simplified deal motions, and enhanced program economics to help partners accelerate scalable growth through the channel. and better engage customers. Additionally, the new PACT framework will support partners who deliver MDR and other recurring security services where consistency and margin clarity are critical.

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Torq Introduces an Agentic Builder to Its AI SOC Platform

Torq, an agentic security operations company, has unveiled Agentic Builder, an extension of the Torq AI SOC Platform designed to turn human intent into agentic outcomes. With Agentic Builder, SOCs can shift the cognitive load of engineering security automation from humans to machines and integrate with every level of the enterprise stack to enable AI Agents that manage unlimited alerts 24×7, streamline investigation, and respond at machine speed. Agentic Builder is available as part of Torq Socrates, the core orchestrator of the Torq AI SOC Platform.

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TrustCloud Debuts a Security Assurance Platform for CISOs

TrustCloud, a Security Assurance Platform, has announced an AI-native Security Assurance Platform for CISOs. The platform is built for the AI era and designed to integrate GRC and cybersecurity operations. Specifically, it can help TrustCloud customers accelerate their GRC Transformation by replacing reactive, workflow-based, check-the-box GRC processes with accurate automation enabled by continuous control monitoring and AI. This will also make it easier for CISOs to achieve faster time-to-value, trust business-impact reporting, and understand the business impact of each gap and the actions required to support better budgeting and prioritization decisions.

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Veracode Details a New Solution for Managing Software Supply Chain Risks

Veracode, a global application risk management company, has announced Veracode Fix for Software Composition Analysis (SCA), an AI-powered solution that addresses software supply chain risk. The enhanced automated remediation engine will enable organizations to detect and remediate open-source vulnerabilities easily, before code reaches production. It’s also built to integrate seamlessly into existing developer workflows, and can deliver third-party updates and first-party code refactoring without breaking builds or disrupting development processes.

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XM Cyber Enhances Its Platform with Additional AI Tools

XM Cyber, a provider of Continuous Exposure Management, has enhanced its platform with new features that help organizations adopt artificial intelligence (AI) without opening themselves up to new and emerging threats. The release introduces three major capabilities—AI attack-surface visibility, validated AI attack-path mapping, and AI security governance and compliance. These will empower organizations to embrace AI-driven innovation at full speed, and deliver complete visibility into shadow AI, generative and agentic infrastructure exposures, and validated attack paths targeting AI resources.

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Xona Systems Releases an OT Active Defense Tool

Xona Systems, a secure remote access platform for critical infrastructure, has introduced Active Defense, a new capability to help organizations stop threats during live remote access sessions in operational technology (OT) environments, automatically and without waiting for manual intervention. The capability will also integrate with OT Asset Visibility & Vulnerability Platforms to connect OT detection signals directly to session-level enforcement through the Xona Secure Remote Access platform. Active Defense is available now as part of the Xona Secure Remote Access platform.

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