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AI security technology surges to counter AI-driven attacks

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.

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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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No time to respond to ultra-fast AI attacks, \'patch gap\' alarm

Growing concern is emerging over a so-called patch gap, as AI can find vulnerabilities and write attack code within hours, leaving corporate security teams with less time to fix flaws. A Google M-Trends 2026 report cites cases where attacks occur before patches are deployed. Tests of Anthropic’s Mythos preview also showed rapid exploit generation for Windows kernel and Firefox vulnerabilities, while experts propose new prioritisation methods for patching.