Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of October 23rd: Toshiba, CBTS, Tanium, 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 October 23rd. This round-up covers announcements and updates from Toshiba, CBTS, Tanium, 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 the latest vendor product announcements, 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 October 23rd.

Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of October 23rd

Bishop Fox Makes Its Emerging Threat Testing Service Available as a Standalone Offering

Bishop Fox, an offensive security firm, has announced that its Emerging Threat Testing offering is now available as a standalone managed service. The service is part of the company’s Continuous Security Testing (CST) portfolio, which builds on its managed attack surface work. With this announcement, the CST portfolio is available as three services that organizations can buy together or individually: Attack Surface Discovery, Attack Surface Testing, and Emerging Threat Testing.

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Black Kite Details Its New Quantum Readiness Controls

Black Kite, a third-party cyber risk management company, has released Quantum Readiness, a new suite of controls within the SSL/TLS Strength category of the Black Kite Cyber Rating that evaluates the quantum agility of an organization’s third-party vendor ecosystem. Ferhat Dikbiyik, Chief Research & Intelligence Officer (CRIO) at Black Kite, says, “We built Quantum Readiness to give customers early visibility into quantum agility across their supply chains and help them understand which vendors are preparing for one of the most significant cryptographic transitions ahead.”

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CBTS and Fortinet Launch a Fully Managed Secure Networking Service

CBTS, a technology services company, has launched CBTS Fortinet Managed Services, a new and fully managed secure networking service. With this suite, CBTS is bringing Fortinet firewalls, switching, wireless, and SD-WAN technologies onto a single platform, with CBTS handling assessment, design, deployment, and 24×7 operations. The goal of the partnership is to provide mid-market and multi-site organizations with the resources they need to strengthen their security posture, modernize aging infrastructure, and promote growth.

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CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Expand Their Collaboration

CrowdStrike, the global cybersecurity company, is expanding its collaboration with NVIDIA to further extend AI-native security from software to silicon. Specifically, the companies will focus on extending Falcon Guardian’s AIDR capabilities across NVIDIA’s OpenShell Reference Architecture, providing teams with secure autonomous AI at scale and helping them contain threats at machine speed.

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FireMon Reveals an Akamai Guardicore Segmentation Integration

FireMon, a Network Security Policy Management (NSPM) company, has launched an integration with the Akamai Guardicore Segmentation solution. The integration will bring the segmentation policies from Akamai Guardicore Segmentation into FireMon’s normalized model, as well as those from other firewall vendors and cloud platforms an organization runs. This will help security teams more easily check whether segmentation rules align with intent, validate changes before they’re pushed, and produce audit evidence for a zero-trust program.

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Gigamon Extends Its Deep Observability Pipeline

Gigamon, a company focused on protecting hybrid cloud networks, has launched several capabilities to extend the Gigamon Deep Observability Pipeline with distributed GigaSMART processing. The new tools provide greater application intelligence at scale, high-scale packet optimization, flexible telemetry delivery, distributed GigaSMART processing, AI application visibility, and optimized HTTPS metadata.

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Mondoo Introduces New Tools and Updates for Exposure Management 

Mondoo, the AI-native exposure management platform with agentic remediation, is adding code inspection, external attack surface scanning, enhanced CIS Benchmark remediations, and automated fix delivery capabilities to its solution suite, delivered through Microsoft Intune, CrowdStrike Falcon, and developer workflows. With these new features, Mondoo can identify exposures across source code, shadow AI, infrastructure, and cloud. It can also build a fix for those exposures, deploy it from the tools companies are already using, and then verify that the risk is gone.

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SentinelOne Unveils an Agentic Detection and Response Solution

SentinelOne, an AI Security leader, has unveiled the Singularity Agentic Detection and Response (ADR) solution. The new offering can discover AI agents, enforce what agents are allowed to do, monitor agent behavior in depth, and detect and stop unintended and malicious activity in real time. The new solution combines deeper visibility and governance of agent activity with SentinelOne’s existing runtime behavioral prevention, detection, and response capabilities, helping teams securely run AI on endpoints, cloud workloads, and across the broader enterprise.

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Sweet Security Debuts a Virtual Patching Capability

Sweet Security, a runtime security platform for cloud and AI, has released Virtual Patching, a new capability that protects running cloud and AI applications from specific vulnerabilities the moment they are identified. This new feature will work alongside Sweet Attack, Sweet Security’s autonomous AI red-team agent, by suggesting virtual patching policy whenever Sweet Attack identifies a vulnerability. The result is a complete loop: the Sweet Attack agent finds an exploit, the policy closes it, and the sensor enforces it at runtime.

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Tanium Announces a Collaboration with NVIDIA

Tanium, an Autonomous IT company, has announced a collaboration with NVIDIA that will extend its enterprise-grade endpoint management to NVIDIA’s local AI infrastructure. The extension will cover NVIDIA’s RTX Spark, DGX Station, the newly announced DGX Station for Windows, Windows deskside AI supercomputer, and DGX Spark. This will enable enterprises to manage NVIDIA’s AI-class systems with the same real-time visibility, control, and compliance that Tanium provides across the rest of their fleet.

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Tenable Launches the OPEN for AI Program

Tenable, an exposure management company, is expanding its open technology and partner ecosystem to accelerate the adoption of integrated security workflows across the entire tech stack. For example, the new OPEN for AI program will deliver validated, ready-to-use AI workflows that allow organizations to use Tenable’s exposure intelligence with their preferred AI models, agents, and tools. Launch partners for Tenable OPEN for AI include BeyondTrust, Cohesity, Corelight, Infoblox, Securonix, SentinelOne, Setyl, Snyk, Splunk, and more.

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ThreatLocker Releases Its Zero Trust AI Control Solution

ThreatLocker, a global Zero Trust cybersecurity provider, has launched Zero Trust AI Control (ZTAIC), an offering that allows companies to deploy agentic AI without relinquishing control of their environments. Specifically, the ZTAIC solution enables security teams to give AI agents exactly the control and autonomy they need to perform designated tasks, while keeping everything else out of reach.

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Toshiba Details Its Quantum-Safe Networking Platform

Toshiba Corporation has launched its Quantum-Safe Networking (QSN) Platform, which aims to help global organizations integrate quantum-safe protections across their existing networks with reduced complexity, footprint and cost. Within a cohesive architecture, Toshiba’s QSN Platform combines multiple quantum technologies, including Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), and Quantum Random Number Generation (QRNG). Together, these technologies will provide companies with protection from computational attacks and allow teams to tailor security levels to their specific use cases and environments.

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Tufin Announces Tufin Orchestration Suite 5.4

Tufin, an agentic AI network security provider, has announced the availability of Tufin Orchestration Suite (TOS) 5.4, which expands its network visibility, policy governance, and compliance initiatives across complex, multi-vendor enterprise environments. New additions and enhancements include native support for Stormshield SNS firewalls, FortiManager Cloud Support, improved Palo Alto Panorama policy analysis, enhanced unified security policy compliance, and expanded rule recertification across cloud and multi-vendor environments.

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The Trends Reshaping the Cybersecurity Market Landscape in the Year Ahead

As part of Solutions Review’s ongoing coverage of the evolving cybersecurity market, our editors outline some of the trends on track to change the landscape in the year(s) ahead. In this article, William Jepma explains that the trends likely to shape the coming years are not new categories but new pressures on how organizations evaluate, purchase, and operate cybersecurity technology.

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What to Expect from the Solutions Spotlight with Kaseya on November 5th, 2026

For this Solutions Spotlight event, the Solutions Review team has partnered with Kaseya, an AI-powered IT management and cybersecurity software company. In this webinar, Johnny Ghibril, the GM of Endpoint Solutions at Kaseya, will explain why RMM is the right place to start, how to progress from AI-assisted insights to verified remediation, and how to build in human approval points where they matter.

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