Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of September 25th: Bitdefender, HackerOne, 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 September 25th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from Bitdefender, HackerOne, 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 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 September 25th.

Endpoint Security and Network Monitoring News for the Week of September 25th

Abnormal AI Expands Its AI Security Suite

Abnormal AI, an AI-native behavioral security company, has revealed the latest additions to its AI Security suite. The suite includes Abnormal AI Governance, now generally available, along with the previously announced AI Cloud Security, and three new products: AI Employee Guardrails, AI Agent Security, and AI Security Workbench. With this update, Abnormal AI’s AI Security Suite enables organizations to adopt AI with greater visibility and control while still defending against threats involving AI agents, identities, and cloud infrastructure.

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Bitdefender Details Its GravityZone AI Visibility and Control Solution

Bitdefender, a global cybersecurity company, has announced details on GravityZone AI Visibility and Control, a new solution that gives organizations and managed service providers (MSPs) deeper visibility into employee AI tool usage and the ability to proactively reduce the risks it creates. With this release, Bitdefender will help teams uncover shadow AI, assess risks, enforce AI governance, apply dynamic hardening based on AI behavior, and consolidate AI and endpoint security on a single platform.

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Censys Expands Its Global Channel Partner Program

Censys, an authority in Internet intelligence and insights, has expanded its global Channel Partner Program and made significant investments to accelerate its channel-first growth strategy. Highlights of the new program include a cohesive global partner framework, early access to the Censys Internet Intelligence Platform roadmap, partner-powered go-to-market initiatives, and access to the Censys Partner Summit, an invite-only annual forum for partner executives.

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Cork Cyber Completes Its AI Remediation Loop

Cork Cyber—a cyber risk intelligence, remediation, and financial resilience platform built for MSPs—has completed its AI remediation loop and added automated patching and vulnerability management, bringing the platform to 115 integrations across 11 categories. The company also expanded its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to enable partners to query their own live cyber data from whatever AI tool they already use.

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Cycode Announces Workstation Protection for Developers

Cycode, an Agentic Development Security company, has announced Workstation Protection for developers. The new capability will bring real-time protection to every developer workstation, closing the gap between the speed of AI risk and the speed of AI security by blocking malicious packages before they install. Seth Robbins, President of Cycode, says, “This launch extends Cycode’s platform to the workstation, the earliest control point in the software supply chain where malicious packages are installed and must be stopped.”

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Darktrace Reveals the General Availability of Darktrace / SECURE AI

Darktrace, a global behavioral security provider, has announced the general availability of Darktrace / SECURE AI, which gives enterprises the visibility, contextual understanding, governance, and response capabilities companies need to securely scale AI adoption. The company developed this solution so it could be deployed easily and quickly, enabling organizations to get a head start on discovering AI use, understanding how people and agents behave in real time, and assessing whether activity aligns with company policy and intended purpose.

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Fastly Introduces New Capabilities to Its AI Portfolio

Fastly, a global edge cloud platform, has announced new AI Runtime Control, AI Firewall, and API Security capabilities to give organizations real-time visibility and control across their AI systems. With this expansion of the Fastly for AI portfolio, the company is helping users govern their AI model access and usage, protect AI applications within their businesses, and control how AI agents access enterprise APIs.

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HackerOne is Bringing Anthropic’s Mythos Into Its Exposure Management Solutions

HackerOne, a global Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) provider, has announced the upcoming integration of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos across select H1 Platform products, including H1 Code Security Audit and H1 Code. The integration will make Frontier Cyber AI available in existing security workflows and connect agentic vulnerability discovery with validation, prioritization, and remediation efforts. The select H1 Platform offerings will soon be available with Mythos.

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Lookout Launches a Social Engineering Protection Solution

Lookout, an AI security provider for the mobile workforce, has launched Social Engineering Protection (SEP), a new module for the Lookout Mobile AI Security Platform. The new module provides automated, real-time protection against evolving AI-driven mobile threats, including linkless smishing attacks, synthetic voice cloning, and other voice phishing (vishing) techniques. Lookout’s SEP release is now available as a native add-on module for the Lookout Mobile AI Security Platform.

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SentinelOne Expands Its Wayfinder Threat Hunting Offering

SentinelOne, an AI Security company, has expanded Wayfinder Threat Hunting to the major public cloud services: AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This new feature will give customers a single, continuous hunting capability across their entire environment, empowering defenders with a decisive operating advantage as their cloud infrastructure spans endpoints, human and agent identities, and cloud resources. As a result, customers can eliminate the coverage gaps that modern attackers tend to prey on.

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Expert Insights Section

Watch this space each week as our editors will share upcoming events, new thought leadership, and the best resources from Insight Jam, Solutions Review’s enterprise tech community for business software pros. The goal? To help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend through expert advice, best practices, trends, predictions, and vendor-neutral software evaluation tools.

Solutions Review Releases The State of AI-Native Cybersecurity Report, Reintroducing Its Vendor Map Series

Solutions Review has announced the official release of its inaugural The State of AI-Native Cybersecurity Report, a comprehensive analysis of how artificial intelligence is reshaping security operations, team design, and vendor strategy across the enterprise market. The report, available now, also features commentary from thought leaders across the cybersecurity marketplace, pairing Solutions Review’s analysis with practitioner and executive perspectives on where the discipline is heading and what buyers should prioritize.  

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What to Expect at Mini Jam, Q3 2026: Education & Abundant Intelligence on September 29th

This quarterly Mini Jam on Insight Jam virtual event brings together educators, EdTech leaders, workforce development experts, and learning model innovators to explore the human impact of education in an era of abundant intelligence. All-in, Mini Jam Q3, 2026 provides an unparalleled opportunity to gain insights, engage with experts, and stay at the forefront of the conversation on the human impact of AI on education.

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Super Intelligence Meaning: What “SI” Refers to and How It Differs from AI and ASI

In a recent announcement, the U.S. administration said all of its documents will now refer to artificial intelligence (AI) as “super intelligence” (SI), as reported by The Washington Post. With that in mind, the editors at Solutions Review wanted to offer a quick definition and rundown of what “Super Intelligence” means and how it differs from AI, if at all.

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