Enterprise Security Tech

NVIDIA has introduced the Open Agent Safety Platform, an open software platform and reference architecture intended to secure autonomous AI systems from testing through deployment. The initiative is designed to connect controls across the agent runtime, underlying compute infrastructure and physical systems that execute agent-directed tasks. More than 100 companies are participating, according to NVIDIA and launch partner SentinelOne, including Netskope and 1Password. NVIDIA'

DataDome says malicious bot traffic rose 124% as agentic browsers and commodity proxy networks made automated attacks cheaper and more human-like.

meshIQ's AgentIQ embeds policy enforcement inside AI agent execution loops to provide discovery, real-time controls and audit records.

Unit 42 is turning frontier AI models into an always-on offensive testing service designed to identify and validate exploitable enterprise attack paths.

Riverbed has introduced Network 360, a collection of AI-powered network observability tools designed to help IT operations teams diagnose performance problems, uncover their underlying causes and identify potential disruptions before employees notice them. The launch brings Riverbed’s agentic AI technology directly into its established network monitoring products while expanding coverage across cloud infrastructure, remote endpoints and Zero Trust environments. The company is

Pindrop has launched BotStopper, a real-time detection system designed to help businesses distinguish AI voice agents and automated callers from humans. The technology arrives as autonomous agents increasingly contact banks, healthcare providers, insurers and retailers on behalf of consumers. The emerging challenge for contact centers is not simply blocking bots, but determining which automated callers are legitimate, who authorized them and what systems they should be permit