The only thing that stays the same in cybersecurity is change. Threats evolve. The way we deliver protection evolves. Exposed endpoints evolve. When I started my career in the 1990s, no one would have imagined that every corporate employee would have their own personal cellular device that could connect to the network and introduce vulnerabilities. 

In other words, we must constantly evaluate the landscape and check our assumptions, or else risk falling behind.

Many modern security platforms assume you can depend on public cloud infrastructure and services to process and analyze security data. The cloud has been a real benefit for cybersecurity advances. But for some institutions today, that assumption no longer holds: data sovereignty and operational control are requirements, not preferences.

That scenario changes everything. You need AI-native cybersecurity that works at scale, on complete data, under your control, and without adding yet another layer of fragmentation.

This observation is what led us to start something new.

We’re still early, and we’re being deliberate about what we share and when. We’re building for highly-regulated institutions that deserve high-quality cybersecurity products while retaining full data sovereignty.

More to come, when we’re ready to tell the full story.

— Nir