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2 clusters · 4 sources · 30 days · First seen about 1 month ago · Last updated 11 days ago

ServiceNow autonomous security product rollout

Overview

ServiceNow has introduced a suite of six autonomous security products designed to address the growing complexity of digital environments. Unveiled at the Black Hat conference, these solutions utilize the Armis and Veza platforms to provide unified exposure management, continuous vulnerability detection, and agentic incident response. The company’s “Shift Zero” strategy aims to replace fragmented security tools with a preventative model that governs assets, identities, and AI agents in real-time.

Following this announcement, the push toward autonomous security expanded through collaborations such as a partnership with PwC Japan. This initiative focuses on an “AI-driven x human-governed” model, utilizing proprietary AI agents to manage routine governance, risk assessment, and active monitoring. The approach seeks to transition cybersecurity from human-centric processes to machine-speed defense while maintaining human accountability for critical decision-making.

Entities

Yevgeny Dibrov · ServiceNow · Veza · Armis · Black Hat conference

Timeline

11 days ago

[TECHNOLOGY] 4 sources
PwC Japan and ServiceNow launch AI-driven autonomous security services
PwC Japan and ServiceNow are launching AI-driven autonomous security solutions to counter high-speed, AI-powered cyber threats through automated detection and proactive governance.
about 1 month ago

[TECHNOLOGY] 9 sources
ServiceNow unveils six autonomous security solutions at Black Hat conference
ServiceNow launched six autonomous security products at Black Hat, built on Armis and Veza, to consolidate fragmented tools and enable real‑time, AI‑driven threat remediation.

Sources

japan.zdnet.com · news.mynavi.jp · prtimes.jp · the-miyanichi.co.jp