Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of November 6th: SentinelOne, Fortinet, Sysdig, and More
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William Jepma
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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 and industry thought leadership from the week of October 23rd.
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The CISO’s AI Priority List: What Changes and What Doesn’t
Grant Yacomeni, Chief Information Security Officer at Gigamon, has offered some insights on how a CISO’s priority list should (and shouldn’t) change. He says, “Most organizations are establishing rules around approved AI tools, the data those tools can access, and how employees can use them. Those policies are important, but policy alone is not governance.”
What a Cybersecurity Market Map Should Tell You, and What It Can’t
“A cybersecurity market map can turn a crowded vendor landscape into something buyers can navigate. Instead of sorting through overlapping product categories, technical acronyms, and competing claims, security leaders get a consolidated view of the market: who participates, how providers are grouped, and where to begin an evaluation. That perspective is useful. It is also incomplete.”
Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of October 23rd
Action1 Announces the Endpoint Takeover Prevention Solution
Action1, a provider of autonomous endpoint management (AEM) solutions, has announced Endpoint Takeover Prevention (ETP), a new security architecture designed to prevent threat actors from using compromised endpoint management platforms to take control of customer endpoints. With ETP, companies can benefit from customer-controlled authorization, independent endpoint verifications, additional protection for high-risk endpoint actions, and more.
Assail Introduces a Proactive AI Agent for Its Ares Platform
Assail, a developer of sovereign AI-powered offensive security platforms, has announced Cassandra, a proactive AI agent that’s integrated into its Ares platform. The company is also expanding its threat modeling capabilities to help teams connect attack scenarios directly to their autonomous security testing and remediation verification processes. Alissa Knight, CEO of Assail, explains how “Cassandra helps teams decide what to test next. Ares tests it, shows what attackers can exploit, and checks whether the fixes work.”
Auvik Launches an Automation Framework and CVE Monitoring Agent
Auvik, an AI-driven IT management platform provider, has announced the general availability of the Auvik Automation Framework and the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Monitoring Agent. With the Auvik Automation Framework, IT teams can create and execute automated jobs across groups of network devices. Meanwhile, the new CVE Monitoring Agent will automatically identify which devices are affected by matching published CVEs against a customer’s devices using verified sources, including the National Vulnerability Database and vendor advisories.
CloudBolt Software Adds Agent Governance Capabilities to CloudBolt CMP
CloudBolt Software, a cloud and AI infrastructure company, has announced several agent governance capabilities for the CloudBolt CMP. These additions will enable admins to control agent access action by action, ensure enforcement happens upon execution, trace agent sessions, and allow every agent to act as a named user, with no shared service account holding broad credentials behind it. All of these capabilities and enhancements are available now to CloudBolt CMP customers.
Cobalt Joins the Wiz Integration Network
Cobalt, a provider of Pentesting as a Service (PTaaS) and continuous offensive security testing, has joined the Wiz Integration Network. The generally available integration automatically synchronizes findings, including exploitability context, reproduction steps, severity ratings, CVSS scores, and remediation guidance. It works by combining Cobalt’s human-led and AI-powered offensive testing with Wiz’s visibility into cloud vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and attack paths.
CrowdStrike Expands Agentic SOC to Address AI Insider Threats
CrowdStrike has announced new security operations capabilities designed to detect and contain AI agents that deviate from intended behavior, even without violating explicit policies. With the Agent Insider Threat Detection feature, teams can establish behavioral baselines for agents and their owners, then route anomalies into coordinated investigations across endpoint, identity, SaaS, cloud, and network environments. The announcement also introduces a Falcon Guardian AI Kill Switch to terminate agents.
Cycode Extends AI Development Security to Citizen Developers
Cycode, an Agentic Development Security company, has introduced Citizen Developer Security, a private-preview offering for employees building applications with AI agents outside traditional engineering workflows. The solution is built to discover AI builders, unmanaged codebases, coding agents, and Model Context Protocol servers, and then link them to devices, applications, and risks. This will help teams address malicious package installation, sensitive information in AI interactions, and vulnerabilities in generated code, dependencies, and cloud configurations.
Ebix Partners with intentyx on an AI Agent Security and Governance Offering
Ebix—an AI-driven, API-first digital marketplace for the insurance, FinTech, and health industries—has launched an AI agent security and governance offering for regulated industries through a partnership with intentyx. Built on intentyx’s Synthetic Mind-Aware Risk Engine (SMARE), the offering combines evidence from AI platforms, business applications, cloud environments, identity systems, and security tools. The offering is now commercially available through Ebix and intentyx and can be deployed as SaaS or in a customer’s cloud environment.
Fortinet Brings Inline AI Security to FortiGate Customers
Fortinet, a global cybersecurity company focused on the convergence of networking and security, has announced the FortiGuard Inline AI Security Service, which extends cloud-delivered AI inspection and guardrails to FortiGate customers without requiring a separate AI security infrastructure. The service uses FortiAIGate capabilities to inspect prompts and data, enforce policies across AI interactions, and mask sensitive information. It can also extend protection by inspecting the content of AI interactions and masking sensitive data without adding new infrastructure to deploy and manage.
Keyfactor Appoints a Chief Information Security Officer
Keyfactor, a provider of trust infrastructure for AI and machines, has appointed Gerald Beuchelt as chief information security officer, assigning him responsibility for enterprise security strategy, governance, risk management, and compliance. The former Acronis CISO brings more than 25 years of experience, including executive roles at Sprinklr, LogMeIn, and Demandware. He will work with product and engineering teams to embed security throughout the development process and oversee certification, authorization, and audit programs.
Ontinue Extends the Microsoft ISOC with Its New MXDR Essentials Service Suite
Ontinue, a provider of AI-powered managed security operations, has launched MXDR Essentials, a managed security service that extends Microsoft’s Integrated Security Operations Center (ISOC) foundation with continuous investigation and response across Microsoft Defender. Key capabilities available with the service include machine-speed investigation and response, continuous security posture improvement, 24/7 access to Ontinue’s human experts, and continuous investigation and response across endpoints, servers, email, and identities.
SentinelOne is Extending Its Security Coverage to Anthropic’s Claude Cowork
SentinelOne, the AI Security company, has announced an integration with Anthropic’s Claude Cowork to extend SentinelOne’s coverage to the Anthropic environment. Planned capabilities for the integration include visibility into agent actions, behavioral detection, agentic tracing, alerts on anomalous activity, and autonomous attack prevention through the Singularity Platform. The integration will support macOS and Windows, with IT teams controlling activation through device management.
Sysdig Announces the Sysdig AI Defense for macOS and Windows
Sysdig, a provider of cloud and AI defense solutions, has announced general availability of Sysdig AI Defense for macOS and Windows, adding runtime security and governance for AI agents. The offering combines kernel-level telemetry with instrumentation inside agent frameworks to compare intended tasks with actual processes, tool calls, and accessible resources. Additional capabilities include agent inventories, accountability mapping, session visualization, and AI spending attribution.
Tanium Joins OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber Program
Tanium, an Autonomous IT company, has joined OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber program. This will enable Tanium to apply advanced AI capabilities to threat research, vulnerability research, and remediation, while still protecting its own platform. For Tanium, this participation will ensure that the experts who study attacker behavior and secure the platforms teams depend on have access to advanced cyber capabilities that are not broadly available.
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William Jepma
Writer, Editor, and Analyst
William Jepma is an editor and analyst at Solutions Review who aims to keep readers across industries informed and excited about the newest developments in the worktech, marketing, cybersecurity, and broader enterprise technology and AI categories. You can connect with him on LinkedIn or reach him via email at wjepma@solutionsreview.com.
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