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Piolink says AI hacking spreads, calls for multilayer defenses with CTEM and web firewalls

Piolink said cyberattacks targeting the financial sector using AI tools are increasing and called for a multilayer defense combining continuous threat exposure management (CTEM), web application firewalls and 24-hour security monitoring. It said CTEM continuously identifies exposed attack surfaces and validates real attack likelihood to set response priorities. Piolink said its BlueHunter platform implements CTEM and that its WebFront-K provides signatures to detect and block ARTEX-related attacks.

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Pago Networks says security focus shifting from products to operations, betting on SOC as a service

The spread of AI is rapidly shifting the security market’s center of gravity from products to operations, narrowing gaps among vendors, Pago Networks CEO Young-mok Kwon (권영목) said. He said the release of Anthropic’s Mithos has accelerated concerns about faster attacks, underscoring the importance of operational capability and human-in-the-loop approaches. Pago Networks, focused on managed detection and response, is expanding into a security operations center as a service model and introducing three AI-centered brands.

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AI-driven M&A spreads as security market reshapes, highlighting hackers\' two faces

The security market is being reshaped around AI, spurring active mergers and acquisitions as companies seek to expand stakes and strengthen AI-based security capabilities while addressing risks from wider AI use. Security Week reported 21 deals worldwide in July, with the trend continuing in August. Fortinet agreed to buy Virtue AI. Brinqa bought FlexTrack, and Cribl acquired Radiant Security AI assets. The report also lists other corporate moves and security issues at home and abroad.