Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of February 6th: Radware, Netskope, Darktrace, 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 February 6th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from Radware, Netskope, Darktrace, 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 February 6th.

Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of February 6th

Assured Data Protection Announces a New Managed Service

Assured Data Protection, a global provider of managed data protection, disaster recovery, and cyber-resilience services, has launched Assured Backup with BackBox, a new managed service developed in partnership with Backbox, a network cyber-resilience solution provider. The new service will provide companies with automated backups, enhanced version control, and rapid restoration of network and security device configurations. It accomplishes this by automating protection for 5,000+ network and security device types, encrypting and storing configuration versions off-site, and more.

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CYGNVS Releases an AI Model for Cyber Readiness and Incident Response

CYGNVS, an Out-of-Band AI Command Center for Cyber Resilience, has announced the availability of the CYGNVS AI model for cyber readiness and incident response. The purpose-built AI is trained on tens of thousands of real-world incidents and outages, empowering it to deliver customer-specific incident guidance to help organizations make faster, smarter decisions during crises. CYGNVS AI is available to CYGNVS Enterprise customers at no additional cost.

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Darktrace Launches a Behavioral AI Security Product

Darktrace, a global AI cybersecurity company, has launched Darktrace / SECURE AI. With this new behavioral AI security product, enterprises can deploy and scale artificial intelligence by understanding how AI systems behave, interact with other systems and humans, and evolve over time. Built on Darktrace’s history in behavioral AI, the Darktrace / SECURE AI offering enables organizations to intervene when AI systems act abnormally, drift from intended behavior, exceed authorized access, violate policy, or appear to be manipulated to perform unauthorized actions.

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DataBee Details the DataBee RiskFlow Capability

DataBee, a Comcast Company, has launched DataBee RiskFlow, an agentic AI capability that enables security and IT teams to query enterprise security and compliance data in simple, conversational language. RiskFlow can interpret questions, identify relevant data, and return clear, defensible answers, complete with the underlying logic and data lineage used to arrive at that result. This will help teams simplify audits, expedite investigations, and support more consistent control validation processes. DataBee RiskFlow is available now to customers.

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Encryption Consulting Debuts a Cryptographic Bill of Materials Product

Encryption Consulting, an applied cryptography and cybersecurity company, has launched its Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) product, CBOM Secure. The new solution is designed to equip organizations with a continuous inventory of all their cryptographic assets, algorithms, keys, certificates, libraries, source code, binaries, and runtime environments. By equipping enterprises with granular governance and deep-dive forensics, CBOM Secure can track compliance and failure rates, monitor key sizes and usage patterns over time, and deliver the detailed outputs needed for proactive risk management and crypto-agility.

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Flashpoint Reveals a Threat Intelligence Capability Assessment

Flashpoint, a threat intelligence company, has announced the Threat Intelligence Capability Assessment. The new, no-cost, interactive tool will help organizations understand how their intelligence function operates, educate them on how to strengthen it in measurable, practical ways, reduce blind spots, and increase intelligence-driven threat mitigation across the organization. Josh Lefkowitz, CEO of Flashpoint, says, “This assessment helps teams move beyond a score to understand what’s holding them back, where to focus next, and how to turn intelligence into action.”

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FortifyData Introduces New Features to Its Continuous Threat Exposure Management Platform

FortifyData, a modern cyber risk management software platform built for cybersecurity teams, has announced significant enhancements to its AI-powered platform that will help organizations adopt Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) strategies. Specifically, the update introduces automated risk prioritization and autonomous remediation planning recommendations to help leadership teams reduce risk exposure, accelerate alignment with compliance requirements, and deliver substantial time savings in assessments and operations.

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Netskope Reveals the Netskope One Data Lineage Offering

Netskope, a modern security and networking company for the cloud and AI era, has announced Netskope One Data Lineage. The new offering will provide companies with the visibility and analytics they need to track and assess the provenance of data everywhere it rests, moves, and is used. Additionally, the solution enables policy controls that follow the data as it’s extracted and reformatted across documents and formats, providing teams with insider threat protection, an optimal security posture, and improved visibility and control. The Data Lineage solution is now in Preview to Netskope customers, with general availability expected in the first half of 2026.

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Radware Announces Its Agentic AI Protection Solution

Radware, a global provider of application security and delivery solutions for multi-cloud environments, has launched its Agentic AI Protection Solution, which extends the Radware Platform into the rapidly growing AI security market. The new offering is designed to address a range of agent-specific security risks, including direct and indirect prompt injection attacks, tool abuse, exploitation of human–agent trust, and unauthorized data access. It’s built on four strategic pillars: discovery and visibility, intent-based security, continuous AI security posture management, and deep integration with leading third-party agent platforms and services.

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SolarWinds Unveils Its Updated Partner Program

SolarWinds, a provider of secure observability and IT management software, has unveiled a revitalized partner program at its 2026 Partner Summit. The program introduces several new benefits, investments in enablement, and demand-generation initiatives to help partners scale, compete more effectively, and deliver stronger customer outcomes. Sudhakar Ramakrishna, CEO of SolarWinds, says, “This program reflects our serious commitment to a partner-first culture at SolarWinds. By equipping partners to help customers predict disruptions, reduce risk, and recover faster, we enable real operational resilience.”

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Insight Jam Mesh Lab — Episode #01: The Future of Work and Learning

Mesh Lab is a year-long, monthly series of expert panel discussions focused on re-engineering how humans learn and work as artificial intelligence becomes embedded across society. This inaugural Mesh Lab session, titled Re-Engineering Learning & Work in the Age of AI, establishes the intellectual foundation for the series. The opening discussion includes leaders whose work spans K–12 education, higher education, enterprise learning, AI-enabled curriculum design, and human-centered leadership.

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The Cloud is Not Your Business Continuity Plan: Why 2026 is the Year of the “Plan B”

Danilo Kirschner, Managing Director at ZOI North America, offers commentary on why the cloud is not your business continuity plan and why 2026 is the year of plan B. He says, “The ‘set it and forget it’ era of single-provider cloud computing is over. Recent hyperscaler outages and critical vulnerabilities have provided a stark wake-up call, proving that business continuity has been dangerously overlooked. In 2026, a multi-cloud standby strategy will become non-negotiable.”

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