Research Notes
Research Note: RUCKUS Networks Introduces AI-Driven Wi-Fi 7 Outdoor Access Point
RUCKUS Networks recently expanded its portfolio by introducing the RUCKUS T670 and T670sn outdoor Wi-Fi 7 access points. This announcement is a significant step in bringing the latest Wi-Fi standards and AI capabilities to challenging outdoor environments, focusing on high-density and performance needs.
Research Note: Nutanix & Pure Storage Partnership
At the recent Nutanix .NEXT event, Pure Storage and Nutanix announced a collaboration to deliver a jointly certified solution combining Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure with Pure Storage FlashArray over NVMe/TCP.
The alliance targets enterprise customers seeking alternatives to traditional virtualization stacks, particularly VMware deployments.
Research Note: IBM Orchestrate for Enterprise Agentic AI
At IBM Think 2025 in Boston, IBM announced its new watsonx Orchestrate, catching the shift that sees enterprise AI moving beyond simple model deployment toward agent orchestration.
The platform enables organizations to build, deploy, and manage AI agents across enterprise environments with minimal technical expertise required.
Research Note: CrowdStrike’s Falcon Adversary OverWatch
CrowdStrike expanded its threat-hunting capabilities, introducing its new Falcon Adversary OverWatch Next-Gen SIEM, extending visibility beyond endpoints to third-party data sources.
The new solution uses managed threat hunting to uncover threats in their early stages using available third-party SIEM data from network edge devices, identity and access management tools, SaaS applications, and email security tools.
Research Note: IBM Autonomous Threat Operations Machine (ATOM) & Predictive Threat Intelligence
At RSAC 2025, IBM introduced new agentic AI capabilities to its managed security services portfolio, focusing on autonomous threat detection and response. The two key offerings are the Autonomous Threat Operations Machine (ATOM) and X-Force Predictive Threat Intelligence (PTI).
Research Note: Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS for AI Protection
At RSAC 2025, Palo Alto Networks launched its new Prisma AIRS (AI Security), a comprehensive security platform targeting threats across enterprise AI ecosystems. Building upon their “Secure AI by Design” portfolio introduced last year, Prisma AIRS addresses emerging security challenges posed by the proliferation of AI applications, agents, and models.
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