News Tag: Press Release

In this expert roundup from Security Magazine, five leaders forecast what’s next in 2026—spotlighting shadow AI, the convergence of compliance and security, deepfake-driven disinformation defenses, quantum–AI security advances, and the mainstreaming of biometrics. Notably, Protegrity’s Arjun Kudinoor argues that the convergence of quantum tech and AI will redefine trust: from “promised” to physically proven through…

In a new write-up, John K. Waters spotlights Protegrity AI Team Edition—a Python package and toolbox designed to secure AI development pipelines and agentic workflows from model build through deployment. The piece frames a common dilemma: organizations want to use AI agents, but worry about exposing sensitive data to LLMs. Protegrity’s answer is to put…

STAMFORD, Conn., Nov. 17, 2025 — Protegrity, a global leader in data-centric security, is further expanding its reach in AI with the launch of Protegrity AI Team Edition. This new product gives AI developers a fully instrumented Python package to secure the AI pipeline along with a fully instrumented data security toolbox to protect enterprise…

AI doesn’t invent new threats so much as it accelerates them—polished phishing, staged ransomware, and data poisoning erode confidence long before a breach is obvious. The job now is to protect trust, not just endpoints This commentary frames a timely shift: the cues we taught people to spot—awkward phrasing, off-brand domains—no longer hold. AI makes…

The external piece, “AI Is Redefining Cybersecurity: Why Awareness Alone No Longer Protects Us” (Oct 29, 2025), spotlights a simple shift: awareness is table stakes; action and AI-powered resilience are the new baseline. Voices from across the ecosystem (Lineaje, HackerOne, LearnUpon, Protegrity, Securin, Luminys, Foxit, and others) argue that modern risks—deepfakes, voice clones, and agentic…

Published summary based on a third-party press release • Last updated: Oct 27, 2025 The external piece, “Building a Cyber Strong Industry: From Awareness to Action,” spotlights how this year’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month themes—CISA’s “Building a Cyber Strong America” and NIST’s “Stay Safe Online”—come down to one thing: turning awareness into practice. Contributors across threat…

The external piece, “Designing Security for Developers, Not Around Them” (Oct 16, 2025), makes the case that as Generative AI (GenAI) accelerates developer productivity, security must shift from perimeter-centric models to developer-first, data-centric protection. Rather than bolting on controls at the end, teams should embed safeguards early—so developers can build and ship quickly without exposing…

The external piece argues that compliance alone does not equal security and that organizations should simplify architectures, push protections closer to the data, and adopt proactive defenses. Below is a concise recap for readers who want the highlights and practical next steps. Key takeaways What this means for security and data leaders Protegrity perspective: Data-centric…

Protegrity announced the free Developer Edition, a lightweight, containerized toolkit aimed at helping developers, data scientists, and security practitioners embed data protection and GenAI guardrails into Python workflows without standing up enterprise infrastructure. The release emphasizes privacy built in rather than bolted on, with an updated repository link provided in the corrected announcement. What’s Included…

According to recent media reports, global automaker Stellantis confirmed unauthorized access to a third-party service provider’s platform supporting North American customer service, reportedly part of a broader campaign targeting Salesforce environments. Threat actors claim to have accessed millions of CRM records. Stellantis stated the data was limited to contact information (e.g., names, phone numbers, email…