Top Infosec Products Launched This Week: July 2025
▼ Summary
– Cynomi’s platform updates introduce BIA and BCP features to help service providers prioritize security efforts and enhance business resilience.
– TosiANTA is a native module for OT environments that detects anomalies without requiring extra infrastructure, enabling faster deployment.
– Barracuda’s Entra ID Backup Premium safeguards 13 critical Microsoft Entra ID components to prevent data loss and maintain security.
– Lepide Protect uses AI to analyze access patterns and revoke excessive permissions dynamically, adapting to organizational needs.
– Zenni ID Guard’s specialized coating reflects near-infrared light to disrupt facial tracking systems that rely on this wavelength.
The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve with innovative solutions designed to address emerging threats. This week saw significant product launches from leading security providers, each tackling unique challenges across IT and operational technology environments.
Cynomi has enhanced its platform with advanced business impact analysis and continuity planning tools. These new features empower managed service providers to pinpoint critical business processes, allocate security resources more effectively, and strengthen organizational resilience against disruptions. By integrating these capabilities, teams can move beyond reactive measures and adopt a proactive security posture.
Tosibox introduced TosiANTA, a specialized anomaly detection module for operational technology networks. Unlike traditional IT security tools retrofitted for industrial environments, this solution operates natively within the Tosibox Platform without requiring extra hardware. The streamlined deployment process allows organizations to gain visibility and control over OT networks in days, closing critical gaps that often leave industrial systems exposed.
Barracuda expanded its protection for Microsoft Entra ID with a comprehensive backup solution. The new Entra ID Backup Premium safeguards 13 vital identity components, including user accounts, administrative roles, and authentication policies. By ensuring rapid recovery of these elements, businesses can maintain continuity even during severe identity-related incidents.
Lepide Protect leverages AI to tackle the growing problem of excessive permissions. Instead of relying on rigid rules or labor-intensive audits, the solution analyzes access patterns and organizational structures to detect anomalies. This context-aware approach allows companies to revoke unnecessary privileges without disrupting legitimate business operations.
Zenni Optical entered the security space with ID Guard, a lens coating designed to counter infrared facial tracking. The specialized material reflects near-infrared light used by many surveillance systems, potentially disrupting unwanted biometric data collection. While not a complete privacy solution, it offers an additional layer of protection against certain tracking methods.
Each of these releases demonstrates how vendors are responding to specific pain points, whether in identity management, industrial security, or personal privacy. The focus remains on delivering targeted functionality that integrates seamlessly into existing workflows while addressing real-world risks.
(Source: HelpNet Security)
