ServiceNow, Tanium, Snyk launch autonomous
Multiple vendors released new security products in August 2026, focusing on autonomous, AI-driven capabilities for exposure management, pentesting, and
ServiceNow, Tanium, Snyk, and nine other vendors announced new cybersecurity products in August 2026. The releases center on autonomous security operations, AI governance, and exposure management.
ServiceNow has accelerated its Autonomous Security vision with six unified solutions. These aim to deliver prevention-first, AI-native defense across several areas.
New autonomous security platforms
Tanium has introduced new autonomous security capabilities across its platform. These span agentic AI, exposure management, and security operations. The goal is to help IT and security teams stay ahead of an AI-accelerated threat landscape.
Snyk announced the general availability of Evo Continuous Offensive Security (COS). This enables continuous testing of applications using autonomous, AI-powered pentesting and AI agent red teaming. It provides validated proof of what attackers could actually exploit.
ScienceLogic released Skylar AI 2.5. This expands secure deployment options for organizations with stringent security needs. It also introduces enhancements to strengthen AI performance and operational intelligence.
Exposure management and AI security
Searchlight Cyber launched its Preemptive Threat Exposure Management platform. It combines exposure visibility with real-world attacker intelligence. The platform has two core capabilities: Searchlight Exposure for continuous visibility and exploitability validation, and Searchlight Threat for intelligence on threat actor activities.
A10 Networks announced the general availability of the A10 AI Gateway. This centralized control plane gives organizations unified routing, cost management, and governance across every AI agent, application, and LLM they use.
SelectHub launched DataGrout, an AI research lab introducing an LLM inference optimization platform. Its mission is to drive token reduction for agentic workflows while providing a policy-driven system to track company-wide AI utilization.
F5 introduced enhancements to its AI Gateway, integrating it into the F5 AI Security Platform. The gateway enforces policies on every AI request, giving enterprises a unified control plane to govern AI access and optimize costs.
Enhanced protection and automation
NETSCOUT announced an extension of its Adaptive DDoS Protection solution. It now enables service providers to automatically detect and mitigate outbound DDoS attack traffic. This helps prevent compromised subscriber devices from disrupting networks.
Intezer announced Workflows, a native automation and response builder. It allows security teams to create response workflows directly inside the Intezer platform, eliminating the need for a separate SOAR system.
Tufin announced the availability of Tufin Orchestration Suite 5.3. It helps simplify security operations across complex multi-vendor environments. Tufin also released a new AI-powered Segmentation Intelligence solution to analyze segmentation policies and identify gaps.
Abnormal AI expanded its email security platform with three new capabilities: Control Center, Email DLP Rules, and AI Phishing Coach upgrades. These extend its behavioral AI across inbound email, outbound data, and employee training surfaces.
