Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of July 24th: ExtraHop, Ivanti, Cato Networks, 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 July 24th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from ExtraHop, Ivanti, Cato Networks, 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 July 24th.

Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of July 24th

Cato Networks Announces a Collaboration with CrowdStrike

Cato Networks, a converged network and security cloud company for the AI era, has announced a collaboration with CrowdStrike. As part of the partnership, the companies will integrate the Cato SASE Platform with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform, giving security teams a more unified view of incidents and a faster path from detection to response. The collaboration is aimed at reducing investigative friction by connecting data that typically lives in separate tools, with a focus on improved threat detection, streamlined triage, and better coordination across security operations.

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Cobalt Details Its New Autonomous Pentest Offering

Cobalt, a pentesting as a service (PTaaS) provider, has announced the Autonomous Pentest, a new offering built to make continuous security testing more scalable across a full application portfolio. The solution is fully integrated in the Cobalt Offensive Security Platform and is built around three core capabilities: expert direction from seasoned Cobalt pentesters, a model-agnostic AI engine, and next-day findings sent to Jira, GitHub, Slack, and over fifty other tools.

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Command Zero Unveils the Throughline Capability

Command Zero, an Autonomous & AI-Assisted SOC platform, has introduced Throughline, a “living investigations” capability that targeted three problems that every SOC has to deal with: alert noise, weak prioritization, and thin attack context. For example, with this tool, each alert will automatically trigger a fresh analysis of a case that remains grounded in the organization’s internal context, including prior investigations, their analyst notes, company policies, and asset inventories.

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ExtraHop Launches the Agentic SOC Alliance Initiative

ExtraHop, a real-time network intelligence and modern network detection and response (NDR) company, has launched the Agentic SOC Alliance initiative, signaling its interest in the emerging wave of AI-assisted security operations. The initiative aims to define and standardize a new SOC operating model: a three-layer architecture of Context, Harness, and Model that provides autonomous security agents the evidence, governance, and reasoning they need to act with consistency and accuracy. The coalition is founded by AuthMind, Armadin, Command Zero, CrowdStrike, Dropzone AI, Exaforce, ExtraHop, Fig, Intezer, Kindo, LangChain, Prophet Security, ReversingLabs, TENEX.AI, and Torq.

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Ivanti Introduces New Features to Its AEM Platform

Ivanti, a global enterprise IT and security software company, has added proactive risk reduction and predictive remediation capabilities to its Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM) platform. These additions will support organizations as they shift from reactive endpoint operations to autonomous, outcome-driven management, and help them close the gap between risk identification and action. Dennis Kozak, CEO of Ivanti, explains that the “new capabilities reflect what customers need most right now: the ability to transform endpoint, service and security operations through trusted data authority and governed autonomy.”

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Lineaje Releases the Continuous Vulnerability Elimination Factory

Lineaje, a full-lifecycle autonomous software supply chain security company, has launched its Continuous Vulnerability Elimination Factory (CVEF), powered by Frontier Defense. The Factory is designed to address the growign vulnerabilities introduced by AI by continuously discovering, remediating, and eliminating exploitable vulnerabilities across proprietary code, open source, AI-generated code, and containers. Additionally, by integrating Lineaje’s Gold Open Source capability, the new solution can autonomously eliminate vulnerabilities and embedded code attacks in source code, whether introduced by AI tools or human developers.

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Lookout Reveals the Mobile Software Exposure Center

Lookout, an AI security provider for the mobile workforce, has announced the Mobile Software Exposure Center, a new solution that extends exposure management concepts into the mobile layer. The solution is built around five core capabilities: fleet-wide risk correlations, component-level exposure impact analysis, vendor security hygiene tracking, integration with popular Exposure Management platforms, and adaptive, context-aware enforcement. When paired with Lookout’s AI Visibility and Governance solution, companies can utilize a comprehensive Mobile AI Security platform that protects enterprise data and the software foundation of their mobile workforce.

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NowSecure Brings New AI-Native Testing Features to Its Solution Suite

NowSecure, a mobile application risk management company, has unveiled AI-native testing features aimed at keeping pace with AI-driven app development, including capabilities for faster and more adaptive mobile security analysis. Other additions include an MCP server, an extended API for agentic workflows, new capabilities that detect AI-specific vulnerabilities, and an AI chat. NowSecure CEO, Alan Snyder, says, “We’re helping security teams automate testing without losing the visibility needed for sound risk decisions, making risk data AI-ready, expanding automation, and flagging risks from AI-built apps, all with the transparency and control regulated organizations require.”

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Swimlane Details Its AI SOC for MSSPs

Swimlane, an agentic AI automation provider for security operations, has launched the Swimlane AI SOC for MSSPs. With this solution, MSSPs can automate alert handling, enabling their analysts to support more clients, drive down the price per case, and improve customer outcomes. It launches with cross-tenant threat intelligence, agentic AI triage and ivnestigation capabilities, a central command center, MSSP portfolio analytics, and a command sync layer that can help MSSPs standardize client onboarding without needing to leverage professional services for custom builds.

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Veraify Releases an AI-Native Security Platform

Veraify, an AI-native secure access and governance platform, has launched a new AI-native security platform built to help enterprises adopt artificial intelligence at scale, powered by Cloudbrink. The platform can solve urgent AI security challenges by helping users discover every AI interaction in their environment, protect sensitive data before it leaves, secure AI usage without sacrificing performance, and apply identity, device, data, and AI-aware policies from a unified control plane regardless of the origin.

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WatchGuard Technologies Invests in Multi-Mode Frontier AI

WatchGuard Technologies, a unified cybersecurity provider for managed service providers (MSPs), has made several new investments in frontier AI for application security, expanding access to advanced capabilities from both OpenAI and Anthropic. By participating in OpenAI’s Daybreak program and Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program, WatchGuard can advance its vulnerability research, security testing, and proactive threat defense. “The future of cybersecurity won’t be built on a single AI model,” Joe Smolarski, Chief Executive Officer at WatchGuard Technologies, says. “That’s why we’re aggressively investing across the frontier AI ecosystem, giving our teams access to advanced capabilities from multiple providers.”

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