News for today:
- CybExer AI-enabled active cyber defence solution. CybExer announced that it’s working on a new cyber defence solution that combines AI, offensive cyber tools, and cyber range technology. By integrating AI assisted offensive capabilities into cyber ranges, organisations will be able to simulate evolving threats, proactively engage with them and improve their defensive strategies more effectively. Traditional approaches such as manual red teaming are often resource intensive and difficult to scale, and this project seeks to address those limitations with a more automated and adaptable solution. CybExer hopes the applicability of the solution will extend into national defense and critical infrastructure sectors later on. CybExer
- Saviynt and CrowdStrike Falcon. Saviynt announced a new bidirectional integration between its identity offerings and the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. The bidirectional integration enables Saviynt to leverage CrowdStrike’s industry-leading endpoint, identity, and cloud telemetry to drive dynamic, risk-based access governance decisions, while CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM ingests Saviynt identity data to deliver unified visibility, faster investigations, and improved response across hybrid environments. Saviynt
- Pwn2Own Ireland costs Trend Micro $1 million. Trend Micro paid $1.024 million in prize money to ethical hackers participating in Pwn2Own Ireland. Contestants discovered and disclosed 73 unique zero-day vulnerabilities in printers, network storage systems, smart home devices, surveillance equipment, home networking equipment, flagship smartphones, and wearable technology. Trend Micro
- NinjaOne in Azure Marketplace. NinjaOne announced that its Automated Endpoint Management platform is now available via the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, providing streamlined access, deployment, and management of the NinjaOne platform. NinjaOne’s availability in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace makes it easier for customers to deploy NinjaOne’s cloud-native platform faster and more easily, allowing them to simplify IT operations and increase productivity across their organizations. NinjaOne
- Nordic expansion for BIO-key. BIO-key announced a new distribution partnership for the Nordics with IT2Trust. IT2Trust’s deep technical expertise and strong regional presence will help deliver BIO-key’s GDPR-compliant and scalable IAM technologies to enterprises and public sector organizations across Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland — strengthening identity protection, ensuring regulatory compliance, and advancing secure digital transformation. Under the agreement, IT2Trust will distribute and support BIO-key’s full portfolio of IAM and biometric authentication products. BIO-key