Cyble , the global leader in AI-powered security and threat intelligence solutions, announces the launch of Cyble Titan , its next-generation endpoint security. Designed to address evolving threats, Cyble Titan seamlessly integrates with Cyble’s AI-native security cloud , bringing together asset visibility, intelligence-driven detection, and automated incident response in a unified solution.
Unlike traditional endpoint security tools that focus solely on detection and alerts, Cyble Titan is designed for modern security teams that demand both context and action . Cyble Titan is powered by native threat intelligence from Cyble Vision , enabling defenders to proactively anticipate, prioritize, and neutralize threats before they cause damage.
“With Cyble Titan, we’re moving beyond traditional EDR to a new era of intelligent, autonomous endpoint protection,” said Beenu Arora , co-founder and CEO of Cyble . “By combining threat intelligence with endpoint telemetry, we’re enabling organizations to not only see what’s happening on their endpoints, but also understand why it matters and respond instantly.”
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Cyble Titan’s Main Abilities:
- Real-time visibility across all endpoints: Instantly discover, identify, and classify endpoints across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments.
- Native threat intelligence, detection, and response: enhanced with Cyble Vision intelligence on IOCs, TTPs, malware families, and adversary infrastructure.
- Unified Management Console: A single window to manage assets, policies, incidents, and response workflows.
- Autonomous response actions: Eliminate processes, isolate hosts, quarantine files, and automatically triage incidents with built-in logic and sandboxing.
- Light agent, heavy protection: optimized for performance without compromising depth of range or speed of action.
Whether protecting corporate laptops, cloud workloads, or mission-critical servers, Cyble Titan adapts to each organization’s environment and risk profile, enabling defenders to stay ahead of cyberattackers.
Source: PRNewswire