The Evolving Landscape of Cybersecurity Challenges Asset Management
The rise of artificial intelligence is reshaping cybersecurity asset management, compelling businesses to swiftly adapt to new Cybersecurity Challenges. This shift has been further intensified by recent regulatory changes that introduce additional layers of risk. To address these concerns, companies like Axonius Inc. offer solutions that enable businesses to manage their cybersecurity assets efficiently. Axonius’ asset management platform provides comprehensive oversight of digital infrastructure, including devices, identities, and software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications. The company recently secured $200 million in funding to support its global expansion, underscoring its role in the rapidly evolving cybersecurity industry.
“Security teams face two critical challenges that Axonius helps resolve,” said Jackie McGuire, principal analyst at theCUBE Research. “First, visibility is crucial—organizations cannot protect assets they cannot see, and Axonius delivers detailed insights into agents, configurations, and assets. Second, context is key in security, and Axonius not only consolidates security data in a single platform but also provides intelligence that informs critical security decisions.”
Insights from Axonius Adapt25 and theCUBE’s Exclusive Coverage
Axonius Adapt25, set for March 25, will bring together experts in security, IT, and risk management. SiliconANGLE Media’s theCUBE will provide exclusive live coverage, hosted by Rebecca Knight, with in-depth analysis from McGuire and Rob Strechay, managing director and principal analyst at theCUBE Research. The event will explore emerging trends in cybersecurity asset management and the evolving capabilities of the Axonius platform.
AI’s Dual Role in Cybersecurity Challenges Resilience
While AI-driven automation can enhance cyber resilience, it also presents new vulnerabilities. At the recent HumanX AI conference, panelists emphasized the necessity of maintaining human oversight in cybersecurity automation. Uninformed AI usage can inadvertently expose organizations to security risks.
“From a governance and control standpoint, understanding and securing the attack surface is an ever-evolving challenge,” Strechay explained. “With AI integration, mapping vulnerabilities across an organization’s infrastructure has never been more critical.”
As AI reshapes Cybersecurity Challenges, Axonius is poised to play a pivotal role in helping companies modernize their infrastructure while integrating AI into their security framework. Research from theCUBE highlights the increasing complexity of safeguarding enterprise data as more employees, contractors, and AI agents require access to critical systems
“As the need for secure data access grows, companies must implement robust, granular controls,” McGuire noted. “Automated threat detection, AI-driven action monitoring, and exfiltration prevention will be essential in allowing AI agents and employees to operate efficiently while minimizing organizational risk.”
With its advanced cybersecurity asset management platform and a vision for AI-driven resilience, Axonius stands at the forefront of the industry’s transformation. Axonius Adapt25 will provide a deep dive into how businesses can harness AI’s potential while mitigating the associated risks.
