Positive Technologies has launched an anomaly detection system for PT AF Cloud that identifies shifts in attack patterns by analyzing rule trigger distributions instead of event volume.
The Standoff cyber exercises featured the first-ever integration of AI-agent attacks and AI-driven defense systems, with NullSec taking the top spot among major Russian corporate teams.
Positive Technologies is discontinuing its legacy MaxPatrol 8 and XSpider 7.8 software, shifting focus to its current vulnerability management platforms by the end of 2026.
Positive Technologies used an AI-driven security tool to discover and patch a critical authentication flaw in the widely used open-source industrial platform FUXA.
Security researchers have analyzed a new industrial malware, S7Flip, and a related wiper tool discovered on the MalwareBazaar repository.
Positive Technologies has launched MaxPatrol SIEM 28.0, featuring significant performance optimizations that double event processing capacity and reduce memory usage by 52%.
System integrator iTProtect has upgraded the cybersecurity infrastructure for a Rosatom organization by integrating MaxPatrol SIEM and MaxPatrol VM solutions.
Positive Technologies has migrated its internal infrastructure to its proprietary MaxPatrol EPP antivirus, achieving a 20% reduction in RAM usage and improved system stability.
ACRA has upgraded Positive Technologies' credit rating to AA(RU) following a significant reduction in debt and strong shipment growth in the first half of 2026.
Positive Technologies has launched PT CRIS Kubernetes, a new Russian standard featuring 64 technical checks to secure container infrastructure and improve configuration management.
Positive Technologies has launched a Security Lakehouse platform that processes 50 billion records daily to detect complex, multi-target cyberattacks.
System integrator UCSSB has deployed the PT Application Firewall Pro solution from Positive Technologies to secure its corporate web resources that handle personal data.
Positive Technologies and the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal have entered into a strategic partnership to enhance the terminal's industrial cybersecurity and digital infrastructure resilience.
Positive Technologies is refocusing its web application security strategy by prioritizing PT Application Firewall PRO and PT Cloud Application Firewall over the legacy PT AF 3 product.
Positive Technologies has acquired a stake in cybersecurity firm CyberOK to scale its EASM and PentOps product lines.
Positive Technologies reports that Microsoft Office documents accounted for 26% of malicious files in corporate network traffic between October 2025 and July 2026.
Positive Technologies launched PT NAD 13.0, adding cloud detection via PT Expert Cloud and direct attack containment capabilities.
