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Samsung SDS expands AI and cloud security in partnerships with specialist firms

Samsung SDS is strengthening its AI-based cloud security business through partnerships with U.S. AI security startup XBOW and South Korean cloud security company Tatum Security. With XBOW, it plans to expand AI-driven vulnerability detection for corporate customers\' web-based IT assets and conduct penetration testing to identify and remediate weaknesses. With Tatum Security, it aims to enhance integrated security monitoring for multicloud environments and broaden cooperation into cloud access and privilege management services.

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Rubrik launches security product for Anthropic\'s Claude Code and Cowork with \'Agent Rewind\'

Data security company Rubrik has launched Agent Cloud, a security service dedicated to Anthropic\'s Claude Code and Claude Cowork, SiliconANGLE reported. Unveiled at the Rubrik Forward conference in Las Vegas, the product includes four core functions: a semantic AI governance engine called SAGE, an agent inventory, Agent Rewind to roll back unintended agent actions, and Codebase Resilience for repository recovery. Rubrik also signed partnerships with six global systems integrators.

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Microsoft Fabric aims to be data platform for AI agents, targeting Snowflake and Databricks

Microsoft unveiled three new products at its Build 2026 conference to strengthen data infrastructure for AI agents. Fabric CTO Amir Netz said enterprise AI needs a “context layer” to operate reliably. Microsoft introduced Azure HorizonDB, a fully managed PostgreSQL-compatible database in public preview. It will add Nvidia GPU acceleration support to Fabric Data Warehouse in an early access preview in July 2026. Microsoft also launched Fabric IQ to define business concepts and boundaries for AI agents.