Darktrace in the news

Darktrace integrated its AI-powered behavioral risk signals into Microsoft Agent 365 to enhance the security and monitoring of AI agents for businesses.

Darktrace's mid-year threat update for 2026 highlights a shift in cyberattacks towards abusing trusted systems, identities, and AI, underscoring the expanding attack surface and the need for behavioral anomaly detection.

Darktrace integrated its AI-driven security risk signals with Microsoft Agent 365 to provide unified visibility into AI agent behavior and risks.

Darktrace detected an intrusion where an AI gateway tied to Amazon Bedrock was hijacked for cryptomining, showcasing the vulnerability of AI infrastructure to common cloud attack patterns.

Darktrace backs Anthropic's temporary AI model restrictions, emphasizing security and the need for diversified, resilient AI strategies amid sovereignty concerns.

A GRC news roundup features new AI products from Bitdefender, Darktrace, and EQS, as well as business agreements for Casepoint and leadership changes at Traliant.

Darktrace joined the OpenAI Daybreak Cyber Partner Program to integrate OpenAI's AI capabilities into its cybersecurity products and services to enhance threat detection and response.

Darktrace uncovered a Chinese APT campaign using an updated FDMTP backdoor that targets organizations in the Asia-Pacific and Japan region, employing DLL sideloading and a modular .NET RAT.

Darktrace analyzed ZionSiphon, a malware targeting Israeli water systems with political motivations, aiming to tamper with OT configurations and propagate via USB, despite incomplete implementation.

Darktrace launched an award-winning cybersecurity campaign featuring Clark Gregg to celebrate digital defenders, shifting focus from fear to recognition.

Darktrace's annual report highlights cybersecurity concerns from AI adoption, such as agent-introduced risks and prompt manipulation, while few organizations have formal AI policies.

Darktrace introduces Adaptive Human Defense, an AI-powered platform for personalized security training and real-time protection against evolving cyber threats, integrated with enhanced cross-channel email security and DMARC solutions.

Darktrace appointed Ed Jennings as its new president and CEO, following a year of leadership changes and international expansion, including new offices and an acquisition.

Darktrace appointed Ed Jennings as its new President and CEO to lead its AI-native cybersecurity initiatives.

Darktrace appointed Ed Jennings as CEO to accelerate growth and expand its US presence under Thoma Bravo's ownership, aiming for increased revenue and market share.

Darktrace partners with Navan to modernize its global travel program, using AI to streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance efficiency.

Darktrace uses adaptive AI to detect and stop novel AI-driven cybersecurity threats by learning from the environment rather than relying on past attack data.

Most cybersecurity professionals see AI threats as significant and are upgrading defenses, but many feel unprepared and lack formal AI policies; Darktrace launched a new product to help manage AI risks.

Darktrace is undergoing leadership changes with a new CEO search and recent senior appointments to strengthen its AI cybersecurity business.

Charles Goodman is named interim CEO of Darktrace following Jill Popelka's exit, bringing 30 years of software industry experience.