Research notes and analysis from the Futurum practice areas.
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OpenText’s Waqas Ahmed and Futurum’s Keith Kirkpatrick on why the fastest AI pilots fail for a data-governance reason nobody names in the demo. From Utilizing AI, “Trusted Data Foundations for AI Applications.”
Snyk’s 2026 report reveals enterprises can identify only one-third of their AI attack surface, while agentic AI adoption has nearly doubled—leaving security governance dangerously behind.
OPSWAT integrates BKAV Pro into Metascan Multiscanning Linux packages, expanding threat detection capabilities across 5-engine and 10-engine tiers as enterprise supply chain security investments accelerate.
Thales presented its 2025 full-year results on March 3, 2026, showcasing how its cybersecurity division aligns with an 11.6% CAGR market growth forecast through 2029, reaching $287.6 billion globally.
Akamai Technologies completes its acquisition of LayerX, a secure enterprise browser provider, to address growing shadow-AI risks and enable enterprises to govern employee AI tool consumption across their security stack.
IRONSCALES secured a spot on the CRN 2026 Security 100 List, validating its AI-native email security platform that combines adaptive phishing protection, automated incident response, and integrated threat intelligence for enterprise buyers.
Infoblox elevates Thorsten Freitag to Executive Vice President of Worldwide Field Operations, doubling down on DNS security and zero-trust architecture as the cybersecurity market surges toward $268B by 2028.
Bell Canada completed construction of its first sovereign direct-to-device satellite ground station, establishing Canadian-controlled ownership of critical infrastructure for national security and data residency.
Rapid7 enhances its 2026 PACT Partner Program to boost co-sell execution and ecosystem alignment, capitalizing on surging demand as 82% of sellers expect significant growth.
Forescout’s research reveals critical vulnerabilities in TP-Link routers through Zero Touch Provisioning, exposing dangerous gaps between automated device management and enterprise security that demand immediate attention.
Thales’s successful strike system test strengthens its position as a sovereign defense integrator, enabling its cybersecurity portfolio to capture market share across government, infrastructure, and enterprise sectors.