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SANS selects the DarkWatch platform to drive the hands-on reconnaissance range for SEC590, its new course on AI-driven penetration testing.
Read release ▸The round values the company north of a billion dollars and funds expansion of the Bifrost sensor network past eight million nodes.
Read release ▸The platform's biggest release yet flags machine-generated attack traffic in real time and links indicators into full adversary infrastructure trees.
Read release ▸Annual report finds autonomous and agentic offensive tooling now accounts for a third of all attack traffic observed across the sensor grid.
Read report ▸Enriched threat feeds and the first AI analyst-copilot features ship to all customers, alongside the opening of the Austin operations center.
Read release ▸Asgard Capital leads the round as NorseStar's sensor grid crosses one million nodes across more than a hundred countries.
Read release ▸Live attack maps have a credibility problem. An earlier generation of the genre became an industry punchline — gorgeous lobby art that critics argued was disconnected from the data underneath. We tested NorseStar's DarkWatch feed against its own raw sensor logs for thirty days.
Our finding: the pings on the map reconcile to real Bifrost sensor events, and the AI-attack labels hold up against independent sampling. It is still a marketing surface — but, unlike its ancestors, this one is backed by the telemetry it claims to show. Rating: Credible, with the usual caveat that a map is a summary, not the whole truth.
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