At the 2026 Black Hat conference in Las Vegas, FireEye showcased its latest threat intelligence offerings, including a new data analytics platform that uses machine learning to identify and analyze complex threats.
FireEye also highlighted its expertise in cloud security, highlighting the importance of cloud-native security solutions and the need for a unified security framework.
Meanwhile, CrowdStrike demonstrated its Falcon platform, which provides real-time threat detection and response capabilities, as well as advanced threat hunting and incident response features.
CrowdStrike also showcased its new Sentinel One endpoint protection platform, which provides robust security for endpoint devices and offers advanced threat detection and response capabilities.
Google, on the other hand, highlighted its latest security research, including a study on the impact of AI on cybersecurity. The study found that AI can be used to improve security, but also poses significant challenges for security professionals.
Google also announced its new Google Cloud Security Command Center, a unified security platform that provides real-time threat detection, incident response, and security analytics capabilities.
Additionally, Google showcased its latest security features, including a new vulnerability scanner and a cloud-based security information and event management (SIEM) system.