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Legacy security models cannot stop threats from AI spread; ambient and autonomous agents are the answer

As AI spreads inside companies, security risks are growing, and Microsoft is highlighting “ambient” and “autonomous” as key concepts. Mick Doone (믹 듄), a senior security adviser manager for Asia Pacific, said security must be built into systems from the design stage and operate continuously across identity, endpoints, cloud, data and AI agents. He said prompt and response tampering and agent-connected plugins can become attack paths.

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Security hot issue: Tech firms crowd into cybersecurity market

More tech companies that are not primarily known for security are increasing their influence in the cybersecurity market. Microsoft and Cisco have long operated sizeable security units and are updating product lines aimed at AI. Databricks launched its AI-based Lakewatch, while Veeam and Cohesity moved to address AI-driven data risks. Dell unveiled new security designs and cyber resilience. RSAC2026 featured multiple AI-security announcements, alongside deals, investments and regulatory changes in South Korea.

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Databricks enters security market with Lakewatch, targets SIEM

Databricks is accelerating its push into the security market with the launch of its AI-based cybersecurity solution Lakewatch. Adobe and National Australia Bank have already adopted the product, and Anthropic is also using Databricks for security purposes, CNBC reported. Lakewatch is designed to integrate application data such as Slack and Workday and uses generative AI to prioritize alerts. Databricks priced it by software workload rather than stored data.