NEW YORK— As cyber and physical threats converge, security automation is no longer optional, it’s essential, according to industry experts. That was the focus of a session at ISC East 2025 titled, ...

In a continuously shifting government landscape, efficiency and security are two constants that remain top of mind for federal technology leaders. While agencies face increasing demands to streamline ...

Security experts say that automation can work, but works only if it’s implemented deliberately, monitored, and guided by humans. Multicloud architectures are becoming more common across enterprises, ...

As organizations grow in complexity and scale, so do the networks that support them. With cyber threats evolving at an unprecedented pace, traditional manual methods of securing network infrastructure ...

Fifty-one seconds. That’s all it took, according to CrowdStrike research, for the fastest cybercriminal in 2024 to go from first click to deep inside their target’s network. No malware, no flashing ...

Security teams should supervise automated tools to maintain accurate threat detection without becoming too dependent on algorithms. Automation manages repetitive tasks such as alert triage effectively ...

Low-code security automation company Swimlane LLC today announced the next evolution to its Hero AI platform designed to bring agentic artificial intelligence automation deeper into security ...

AI-Powered automated workflows reduce response times, human error and cost for mid- to large-enterprises. Seattle-Tacoma, WA, Washington, United States, October 29 ...

If federal cyber grants return in 2026, states should prioritize artificial intelligence-driven security automation, establish AI governance and modernize incident response.

Low-code security automation company Swimlane LLC today announced that it has raised $45 million in new growth funding to fuel product innovation and global channel expansion, including further ...