In the world of cybersecurity, the past month has seen a wave of innovative products being released by top companies in the industry. From Qualys to XM Cyber, these companies have introduced solutions that aim to enhance security measures and protect businesses from evolving threats.
One of the standout releases comes from Qualys, which launched the Risk Operations Center (ROC) with Enterprise TruRisk Management (ETM). This solution enables CISOs and business leaders to manage cybersecurity risks in real-time, consolidating both Qualys and non-Qualys security risk data to provide actionable insights aligning cyber risk operations with business priorities.
GitGuardian also made headlines with its Visual Studio Code extension that helps developers protect sensitive information. By scanning files as they are saved, the extension alerts users to potential secrets before they are added to the repository, promoting a shift-left security practice directly in the developer’s workflow.
Neon introduced Neon Authorize, simplifying the adoption of Postgres RLS by allowing developers to integrate their existing authentication provider directly with Neon. This integration enables calls to the database to be authenticated with a JSON Web Token generated by the authentication provider, facilitating the development of entirely client-side applications without the need for a server or backend.
SAFE Security unveiled SAFE X, a solution that equips CISOs with real-time business impact insights into their cybersecurity posture. Powered by AI, SAFE X delivers personalized risk mitigation recommendations, providing CISOs with better decision-making capabilities and risk prioritization.
Balbix introduced Balbix D3, which uses AI to enable security and IT teams to take immediate and automated action based on insights surfaced by Balbix’s risk assessment engine. This proactive approach allows teams to resolve critical risks before they can be exploited, shifting from reactive vulnerability management to continuous exposure management.
Veeam Software launched Recon Scanner as part of the Veeam Data Platform Premium, providing customers with the ability to identify threats before they can cause damage. By regular scans, Recon Scanner recognizes suspicious activity and adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures, empowering organizations to take defensive and mitigation actions in advance.
Metomic rolled out Data Classification, automating complex data workflows and implementing data rules to ensure files are appropriately labeled within Google. This solution creates effective security controls that safeguard a business’s most sensitive data from becoming a security risk.
Legit Security introduced Legit Posture Score, setting a new application security scoring standard for security teams to measure, operationalize, and accelerate AppSec maturity throughout the software development lifecycle.
Action1 expanded its platform capabilities by introducing a new agent for macOS, enabling organizations with diverse IT environments to ensure unified, cross-platform patching automation and integrated software vulnerability management.
Edgio unveiled Premier Bot Manager, which enhances detection capabilities and offers comprehensive visibility and defense against various bot attacks, including credential abusers, scrapers, and DDoS attackers.
Data Theorem launched Code Secure, providing application security teams with dynamically verified insights into vulnerabilities, open-source dependencies, and overall software composition. Automating the analysis of security issues across the entire codebase, Code Secure minimizes manual efforts involved in sifting through vast amounts of data.
The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve, with innovative solutions being introduced to combat emerging threats and protect businesses from cyber attacks. These products aim to enhance security measures, streamline workflows, and provide organizations with the tools they need to safeguard their digital assets in an increasingly interconnected world.