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Cyware, the pioneer in AI-powered threat intelligence management, secure threat sharing and collaboration, as well as hyper-orchestration and security automation, announced the launch of a new Cyware Quarterback AI solution delivering an AI Fabric to uniquely address security use cases. Cyware Quarterback AI was initially launched as a Co-pilot chat assistant in March 2024. Since that first release the AI market has evolved significantly and Cyware’s AI strategy and innovation has evolved as well. Various AI methods In July of this year, Cyware MCP Server was released. Now, Cyware Quarterback AI receives a major upgrade, described as an AI Fabric that weaves together a set of Generative, Agentic and In-Product AI capabilities designed to accelerate threat intelligence and security operations workflows. Built to augment security workflows, these capabilities apply various AI methods to drive unified threat intelligence, accelerating threat intel operationalisation, simplifying security automation, and enhancing analyst productivity and efficiency. AI Fabric approach “Paramount to Cyware’s direction is our customers’ success, and we are excited to be able to ease the practitioner’s day-to-day operations and accelerate their workflows with an AI Fabric approach,” said Sachin Jade, CPO of Cyware. He adds, “Our latest innovations in Cyware Quarterback AI tackle complex playbook creation, manual threat data collection, disconnected threat context, and delayed threat detection and response with the best AI methods available.” Largest threat intelligence and security operations teams As AI continues to reshape cybersecurity, its adoption brings both excitement and hesitation. In working with some of the largest threat intelligence and security operations teams, Cyware has identified where AI delivers tangible value and through its AI Fabric has embedded AI in workflows driving practical outcomes. “The advancements in AI this year have made it clear that agentic AI and its real-world application are the future of cybersecurity. We will continue to invest in that direction so our customers can respond faster, act smarter, and stay ahead of emerging threats,” said Akshat Jain, Co-Founder and CTO of Cyware.  Cyware’s AI Fabric capabilities The AI Fabric approach evolves Cyware’s unified threat intelligence management by embedding AI into security products and workflows. Unlike many AI add-ons that sit outside core operations, this integrated design brings intelligence to every stage of the threat intelligence lifecycle, from ingestion to action, helping analysts move faster and security teams scale more effectively. Key Cyware Quarterback AI features include: Playbook Builder Agent: AI agent that simplifies playbook creation for analysts through an intuitive, LLM-assisted interface that generates workflows from natural language descriptions. Custom Code Generator: AI agent that automatically generates custom code blocks for playbooks from natural language prompts, eliminating the need for advanced coding expertise.  Playbook Runlog Debugger: AI agent that assists in debugging failed playbook run logs by identifying root causes and providing step-by-step remediation guidance, simplifying and accelerating troubleshooting by analysts. Threat Summarisation: Generates instant summaries of threat intelligence reports and related objects (e.g., IOCs, malware), helping analysts cut through lengthy descriptions and avoid alert fatigue.  Advanced Threat Intel Crawler (Browser Plugin): Transforms threat intelligence from websites into structured, enriched data in real time, saving analysts time from manual scraping of threat data.  The collective capabilities expand Cyware Quarterback AI’s footprint driving AI-powered security operations where automation and intelligence work hand-in-hand to support security teams at every stage.

Cyware, a pioneer in AI-powered threat intelligence management, automation, and security orchestration, announced a strategic partnership with Microsoft built on deep product integrations to help global enterprises and public sector organisations operationalise threat intelligence with greater speed, ease and confidence. The partnership delivers a uniquely integrated threat intelligence workflow across Cyware and Microsoft Sentinel, giving customers a faster path from threat insights to action. Expanding partnership As a Microsoft partner, Cyware’s solutions are already available in the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace, simplifying procurement for commercial and government buyers. The companies are now expanding on their partnership to deliver an end-to-end solution that modernises security operations automating threat intelligence ingestion, enrichment, and actioning. The deep integration between Microsoft Sentinel and Cyware Intel Exchange enables bi-directional threat intelligence exchange, including support for STIX/TAXII-based threat intelligence sharing to validate indicators at scale for mutual customers. Operationalising threat intelligence Many security teams still struggle to operationalise threat intelligence at scale due to siloed data, inconsistent context and validation, and manual handoffs between tools. With this collaboration, Microsoft Sentinel can ingest actionable threat intelligence from Cyware, while Cyware can receive intelligence from Microsoft Sentinel to drive faster investigations and response with real-time context sharing and actioning. AI-powered threat intelligence operations “This partnership with Microsoft brings together Cyware’s strength in AI-powered threat intelligence operations and Microsoft’s security technology to help customers make smarter, faster decisions,” said Anuj Goel, CEO and Co-Founder, Cyware. “By meeting defenders directly in Microsoft Sentinel, and making Cyware deployable through Microsoft Commercial Marketplace we are reducing friction from purchase to value while giving security teams enriched, high-fidelity intelligence they can act on immediately.” Intelligence-driven experience “We’re focused on empowering every defender with a more connected, intelligence-driven experience,” said Erez Einav, Corporate Vice President, Sentinel and Defender XDR at Microsoft, adding “This partnership with Cyware extends how threat intelligence is shared, validated, and automated across Microsoft Sentinel, helping customers streamline workflows, strengthen detection quality, and accelerate response.” In addition to the Microsoft Sentinel integration, Cyware Intel Exchange also integrates with Microsoft Defender, enabling Defender Threat Intelligence feeds to flow into Cyware for enrichment and automated indicator searches against Microsoft Defender data, speeding triage and investigation. Cyware’s inclusion in MISA This announcement also builds on Cyware’s recent inclusion in the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA) and continued momentum with Microsoft Security Copilot, where Cyware participated as one of the inaugural Copilot launch partners. The collaboration strengthens ongoing integrations between Cyware Intel Exchange, Microsoft Sentinel, and Microsoft Defender and supports Azure-hosted deployment options for customers standardising on Microsoft.

Cyware, a pioneer in AI-powered threat intelligence management, secure threat sharing and collaboration, hyper-orchestration and response, announced it has become a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), an ecosystem of software development companies and security services partners that have integrated their solutions with Microsoft Security technology to better defend the mutual customers against a world of increasing cyber threats. Intelligent action Cyware Intel Exchange is a fully automated threat intelligence platform Cyware Intel Exchange now integrated with Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender accelerates operationalising threat intelligence into intelligent action. Cyware Intel Exchange is a fully automated threat intelligence platform that helps security teams automate the entire threat intelligence lifecycle, contextualise threat analysis, take proactive action, and share threat intelligence bi-directionally. Integral in threat intel “Cyware has been integral in threat intel and security operations teams’ journeys to unified threat intelligence management,” said Anuj Goel, CEO and Co-Founder, Cyware. “Joining the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association enables Cyware to provide extended threat intelligence capabilities for Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender customers, for example through advanced threat intel sharing.” Trusted security vendors “The Microsoft Intelligent Security Association has grown into a vibrant ecosystem comprised of the most reliable and trusted security vendors across the globe,” said Maria Thomson, Director, Microsoft Intelligent Security Association. “Our members, like Cyware, share Microsoft’s commitment to collaboration within the cybersecurity community to improve our customers’ ability to predict, detect, and respond to security threats faster.”  Established in 2018 to bring together Microsoft pioneers & security vendors, MISA focuses on collaborating to combat security threats and create a safer environment for all. Its mission is to provide intelligent, industry-leading security solutions that work together to help protect organisations at the speed and scale of AI in an ever-increasing threat landscape.