Cyble unveils updated Titan at Black Hat USA 2026
Cyble says the updated Titan platform combines endpoint security, attestation, threat intelligence and automated response in one workflow.
Cyble said Aug. 6 that it unveiled the next version of Titan at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas.
The company said the updated platform combines silicon-rooted attestation, AI-native threat intelligence, BlazeAI-powered attack reconstruction, exposure management, device controls and autonomous, auditable response. Cyble said Titan is available now and is being demonstrated at Booth 6032 during the conference.
In the release, Cyble said Titan is intended as an alternative to traditional endpoint detection and response tools. The company said attacks now move across identities, cloud infrastructure, vulnerabilities, external threat ecosystems and AI-enabled tactics, while defenders often have to piece together data from disconnected tools before they understand the scope of an incident.
Cyble said Titan is designed to establish trust through silicon-rooted attestation and correlate endpoint activity with threat intelligence, behavioral analytics, attack-path context and BlazeAI-powered attack reconstruction. The company said that combination creates what it calls a complete Indicator of Attack, which it uses to describe a broader view of malicious activity than endpoint alerts alone.
The release included a statement from Beenu Arora, Cyble’s co-founder and chief executive. Arora said EDR changed cybersecurity by enabling detection and said the next generation will be defined by how quickly teams understand attacks and act with confidence. Cyble also said Titan brings trusted evidence, intelligence, context and response into a single workflow.
Cyble said visitors to its booth can see demonstrations of silicon-rooted attestation, BlazeAI-powered attack reconstruction, AI-native threat intelligence and autonomous response across the attack lifecycle.
Cyble said readers can sign up for more information at titan.cyble.com.
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