Security companies are accelerating efforts to counter threats that exploit AI models, with momentum building around agentic AI-based security. Zscaler introduced two security products for AI agents and an AI Access Graph, while Check Point launched agent-based exposure validation. Concerns are rising over a “patch gap” as AI can find vulnerabilities and write attack code within hours. Companies including Rubrik, Samsung SDS and others also announced new products and partnerships.

Urak, an AI digital forensics company, said it has launched DFAS Pro Mac, a forensics solution for Apple’s macOS, expanding its previously Windows-centered response scope to Mac systems. The company said the product supports on-site selection and analysis of digital data and provides Windows-version functions at a similar level on macOS. Urak said it is running pilot projects with existing customers and plans to strengthen third-party software analysis features and add a Linux version within the year.