This issue of The Cybersecurity Pulse highlights new research and products around AI tooling visibility, SecOps automation, federated SIEM, and agent governance, alongside several major funding and acquisition announcements. It also covers threat-intelligence naming changes from Google Threat Intelligence Group and security updates from companies including Wiz, Varonis, Runlayer, Block, Cyera, Hush Security, Act Security, Cyberhaven, AegisAI, Saviynt, and Fig. #ClaudeCode #OpenTelemetry #WizAtlas #Runlayer #Rippling #GoogleThreatIntelligenceGroup #Cyera #OasisSecurity #HushSecurity #ActSecurity #Cyberhaven #AegisAI #Saviynt #Fig
Keypoints
- A free 78-page field guide maps what AI tools log, miss, and expose to defenders.
- Wiz Atlas claims discovery of more than 200 previously unknown vulnerabilities.
- Runlayer sued Rippling over alleged trade secret theft and breach of contract.
- Cyera plans to acquire Oasis Security to combine data security and non-human identity governance.
- Several startups launched or raised funding around AI agent access control, SIEM federation, and detection engineering.
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