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ServiceNow Expands Autonomous Security Vision with Unified AI-Powered Cyber Defense Platform

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The company introduces six integrated security solutions designed to help enterprises detect, prevent and respond to cyber risks at machine speed.

As organisations continue to accelerate AI adoption, cybersecurity teams are facing a rapidly expanding attack surface driven by AI agents, machine identities, cloud environments and increasingly complex enterprise infrastructures. Addressing these challenges, ServiceNow has unveiled a major expansion of its Autonomous Security vision, introducing six unified security solutions that combine AI-powered automation, governance and risk management into a single platform.

The announcement strengthens ServiceNow’s position as one of the industry’s fastest-growing enterprise security providers, bringing together exposure management, vulnerability detection, identity security, cyber-physical protection, incident response and compliance under a unified operational framework.

Tackling AI-era security complexity

Modern enterprises often operate dozens of disconnected security tools across endpoints, networks, cloud environments and identities, creating fragmented visibility and slower response times. ServiceNow estimates that many organisations manage more than 70 individual security solutions, making it increasingly difficult for security teams to identify and prioritise risks efficiently.

With Autonomous Security, ServiceNow aims to replace this fragmented approach with a unified system capable of continuously monitoring assets, identities and AI agents while providing business context, governance and auditability from a single platform.

The company’s broader vision, known as Shift Zero, focuses on embedding security into every stage of enterprise operations, moving organisations away from reactive incident response towards continuous prevention.

Six security pillars

At the centre of the announcement are six integrated solution areas covering the modern enterprise attack surface.

Unified Exposure Management

The platform consolidates vulnerability findings from multiple security tools into a single view, enriching them with threat intelligence and business context to help organisations prioritise remediation more effectively. A new Vulnerability Resolution AI Specialist is designed to automate triage and execute low-risk remediation tasks at enterprise scale.

Continuous Vulnerability Detection

ServiceNow is expanding visibility across applications, cloud environments and infrastructure with new capabilities that include application security, dynamic application security testing (DAST) and external attack surface management. Together, these tools aim to identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

Cyber-Physical Security

Recognising the growing importance of operational technology (OT), IoT and connected medical devices, ServiceNow is introducing agentless discovery, continuous compliance monitoring and automated remediation workflows that minimise operational disruption while improving visibility across critical infrastructure.

Identity and Access Security

The company is also extending governance to non-human identities, including service accounts, cloud identities and AI agents. New capabilities enable organisations to manage permissions, automate key rotation and apply least-privilege principles consistently across both human and machine identities.

Agentic Incident Response

To help security operations centres respond faster, ServiceNow is introducing AI-driven incident response capabilities that automate investigation, threat enrichment, correlation and containment while escalating only high-risk decisions to human analysts.

Cyber Risk and Compliance

The final pillar focuses on continuous compliance rather than periodic audits. AI-powered monitoring continuously evaluates access rights, configuration changes and policy violations while generating compliance-ready reporting across major regulatory frameworks. The platform also introduces cryptographic asset management capabilities to support future migration towards quantum-resistant encryption standards.

AI Specialists automate security operations

Alongside the platform enhancements, ServiceNow introduced new AI Specialists capable of autonomously completing security workflows.

These specialised AI agents are designed to assist with vulnerability remediation, incident response, exposure management and continuous compliance monitoring, helping security teams automate repetitive tasks while maintaining governance and auditability.

The company believes these capabilities will allow enterprises to respond to threats at machine speed without sacrificing operational oversight.

Building a unified security ecosystem

ServiceNow’s latest security strategy is further strengthened through technologies integrated from Armis and Veza.

Armis contributes continuous visibility across connected devices and operational technology environments, while Veza enhances identity governance by mapping permissions across human users, machine identities and AI agents. Combined with ServiceNow’s AI Control Tower and orchestration capabilities, these technologies provide organisations with a centralised view of assets, identities and security operations.

Availability

Several new capabilities, including Agentic Exposure Management, Application Security, Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), External Attack Surface Management (EASM), Cyber Physical Security and AI Agent Access Security, are available immediately.

Additional features—including the Tier 2 SOC AI Specialist, Vulnerability Resolution AI Specialist, Continuous Control Monitoring and Cryptographic Asset Compliance—are expected to become available in December 2026.

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Preserving Heritage Through Modern Hospitality

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Exclusive interview with Chef Peter Chaine, Executive Chef at The Club Abu Dhabi

You first arrived in Abu Dhabi in 1987, expecting what you described as a short chapter in your career, yet nearly four decades later, The Club remains an integral part of your journey. What has made this place so special that it continues to feel like home?

    I took up an appointment in December 1987 to join The Club in the capacity of Sous Chef and moved on to the reins of Executive Chef in August 1990. I have received the full support of the Committee, Management, Staff and Members to achieve what it is today. The path was never easy, but with the thought “The Club is the second home to its Members,” always at the back of my mind, my team and I are challenged to deliver consistency at all times. I drive myself to take full responsibility for any food on a plate produced at The Club. Sourcing the highest quality ingredients that our Members can enjoy at the most competitive price is predominantly a reason for our success.  The regular changes of outlet menus and special dishes or nights offered in various outlets and areas within the property make it a unique experience for the diners. The appreciation from our membership is seen by their decisions to avail themselves of these events. This success has seen our staff retention levels, in comparison to industry competitors, be the lowest. 

    Having witnessed Abu Dhabi’s remarkable transformation over nearly four decades, how have you seen The Club evolve while preserving the sense of community and belonging that has defined it for generations?

    I have always felt that The Club forms a major part of the expatriate community due to the offerings in place. Hosting various events with local dishes for the wide repertoire of membership has driven us to always focus on “under promising and over delivering”.

    Today’s diners seek more than exceptional food, they value authenticity, storytelling and memorable experiences. How has your culinary approach evolved to meet these changing expectations while remaining true to The Club’s heritage? And, you’ve witnessed Abu Dhabi transform from a quiet coastal city into a global destination. If food could tell the story of that journey, what would it say?

    As much as I have seen Abu Dhabi grow in the past decades, I say the same of The Club, too. We are proud to think that we are a heritage site offering modern food of the highest standard within the industry in the region. The varying nationalities of membership have grown considerably and helped us to be more of a globally recognised organisation. Staples that have been Fish and Chips have now moved over to Chicken Tikka Masala, Thai Green Curry or a Beef Nashif.

    The Port, hosting storage facilities, has been cleared and transformed into an International Cruise Terminal, while the rear end of The Club has facilitated the new 4- to 5-lane main highway.

    Having mentored generations of chefs and helped establish the Emirates Culinary Guild, what responsibility do experienced culinary leaders have in nurturing the next generation of talent, and what qualities do you believe young chefs should cultivate to succeed in today’s industry?

    I have earned my present position of Vice President in The Emirates Culinary Guild, as I was always interested in innovation and modernisation of dishes. I competed amongst some of the best and helped gain recognition for The Club within the fraternity of hospitality establishments in the UAE. Being there to offer assistance to colleagues when they collected many accolades for individuals and for the club is an achievement itself. We believe in nurturing the youth by way of offering regular on the job trainings where we can then look to maintain the standards while sustaining the level of enthusiasm for business growth.

    Rapid Fire questions:

    What does success mean to you today?

    Success to me today is that we meet all expectations and deliver to the highest standards consistently.

    A signature dish everyone should try at The Club?

    My signature dish is none, as I expect the diners to be adventurous and place all trust in the hands of the chef’s creations and interpretation of a dish, and try all we have to offer.

    A young chef every aspiring professional should learn from?

    The industry I came into almost 4 decades ago has evolved; thus, we cannot expect the staff to work the long hours we worked, give up weekends or parties for work. However, the need to offer 8 honest and productive hours to the establishment should be the vision. The work and lifestyle balance is very important for the youth of tomorrow. They need to be aware that good mental health is vital for success in achieving a happy family. I would also like to see a future that brings a positive attitude as being most important. Whatever you do is never going to be enjoyed if you are not in that frame of mind. Training can be provided, but a positive attitude has to be instilled from the initial education.

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    Your Summer Bucket List: Four Experiences Worth Discovering

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    From elevated dining moments and timeless jewellery craftsmanship to advanced wellness innovations, Dubai continues to offer experiences designed around modern lifestyles. Whether you are seeking a memorable culinary destination, a statement piece of luxury, or a personalised approach to health and wellbeing, these four experiences are worth exploring this season.

    Enjoy Dining with Iconic Downtown Views at Amaya Dubai

    Located in the heart of Downtown Dubai, Amaya Dubai Mall offers guests an exceptional dining experience overlooking the Dubai Fountain and Burj Khalifa. Whether visiting for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, guests can enjoy a menu inspired by Mediterranean flavours in one of the city’s most picturesque settings.

    Combining vibrant cuisine, elegant interiors, and breathtaking views, Amaya Dubai provides the perfect setting for everything from casual gatherings to special occasions.

    Breakfast Timings:
    Monday to Thursday: 10 AM – 1 PM
    Friday & Saturday: 10 AM – 3 PM
    Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM

    Lunch Timings:
    Monday to Friday: 12 PM – 3 PM

    Lunch Pricing:
    AED 189 per person (without shisha)
    AED 250 per person (with shisha)

    For more details, please view the full menu here: Amaya Menu

    For reservations and enquiries: +971 4 587 1000, +971 58 682 6787 

    Location: Amaya, 1st Floor, near the Waterfalls, The Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai 

    Website: amayaintl.com 

    Instagram: @amayadubai

    Prioritise Self-Care with Aesthetics by King’s College Hospital London Dubai

    For those looking to invest in their wellbeing, Aesthetics by King’s College Hospital London Dubai offers a range of advanced aesthetic and wellness treatments delivered by highly qualified medical professionals. The clinic provides personalised consultations and tailored treatment plans designed to help patients look and feel their best.

    From skin rejuvenation treatments to wellness-focused procedures, Aesthetics by King’s offers a comprehensive approach to self-care and confidence, making it an ideal destination for those seeking expert-led aesthetic solutions.

    Address: Emaar Towers – Marina Promenade, Dubai Marina

    Phone: (04) 581 7510

    WhatsApp: 056 500 6128

    Instagram: @aestheticskingscollege 

    Website: aesthetics.kingscollegehospitaldubai.com

    Elevate Your Wellbeing with Advanced Longevity Care at Blue Ocean Health

    For those looking to invest in long-term health and vitality, Blue Ocean Health is Dubai’s destination for advanced longevity and regenerative wellness, where precision medicine meets the art of healthy aging.

    Designed entirely around the individual, the clinic offers pharmaceutical-grade peptide therapies and bespoke IV wellness protocols, formulated to elevate cellular health, recovery, metabolism, and cognitive performance. Through its integrated precision medicine approach and in-house compounding pharmacy, every treatment is tailored to the individual, never generic, always personal.

    From regenerative care to fertility support, each protocol is crafted to meet unique health goals. As part of the distinguished healthcare ecosystem alongside Fakih IVF Group, Blue Ocean Health reflects Dubai’s standing at the forefront of longevity science and next-generation personalized healthcare.

    Website: https://blueoceanhealth.com/

    Phone:(04)  584 4077

    Make a Statement with Noudar Jewels’ Colourful Enamel Collection

    Blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary artistry, Noudar Jewels by Noor Al Fardan introduces its exquisite Enamel Collection – a celebration of colour, creativity, and refined Middle Eastern luxury.

    Inspired by the beauty of intricate detailing and timeless jewellery techniques, the collection features meticulously handcrafted pieces adorned with vibrant enamel accents, creating a striking balance between bold expression and elegant sophistication. Each design reflects Noudar’s commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, with every detail thoughtfully considered to create jewellery that feels both distinctive and timeless.

    Perfect for those seeking a statement piece or a meaningful addition to their jewellery collection, the Enamel Collection captures the essence of modern luxury while honouring the artistry and heritage at the heart of Noudar Jewels.

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    BLUE OCEAN HEALTH SHOWCASES REGIONAL LEADERSHIP IN REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE AT ESHRE 2026

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    Blue Ocean Health, the integrated healthcare platform behind Fakih IVF Fertility Group, First Genomics, First Compounding Pharmacy, and Jumeirah American Clinic, and one of the Middle East’s leading providers of reproductive medicine, assisted reproductive technology (ART), and fertility research, presented its expanding academic, clinical and research programmes at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) Annual Meeting 2026 in London, reinforcing its position as a global leader in reproductive healthcare and innovation.

    As the only reproductive health platform from the GCC participating at ESHRE 2026, Blue Ocean Health showcased the region’s growing contribution to advancing reproductive medicine on the international stage, while strengthening collaborations with leading fertility centres, universities and healthcare institutions from around the world.

    Represented through its flagship fertility brand, Fakih IVF Fertility Group, Blue Ocean Health highlighted its integrated healthcare ecosystem, bringing together world-class fertility care, genomics, personalised medicine, advanced pharmacy solutions, research, education and multidisciplinary patient care under one platform. The organisation continues to drive innovation across every stage of the fertility journey while setting new benchmarks for clinical excellence, scientific research and physician education.

    The ESHRE Annual Meeting serves as one of the world’s most influential scientific congresses in reproductive medicine, bringing together leading clinicians, researchers and healthcare innovators to shape the future of fertility care through collaboration and knowledge exchange.

    “Our participation at ESHRE reflects far more than sharing our clinical expertise,” said Dr Michael Fakih, founder and chairman of Blue Ocean Health and Fakih IVF Fertility Group. “It reflects our ambition to help shape the future of reproductive medicine. We believe the next generation of fertility care will be driven by precision medicine, genomics, AI, scientific collaboration, and integrated models of care that extend well beyond IVF. Through Blue Ocean Health, we are building an ecosystem that brings these disciplines together, positioning the UAE as a global hub for innovation, research, education, and advanced reproductive healthcare while expanding access to world-class care for patients across the globe.”

    A cornerstone of Blue Ocean Health’s international strategy is its rapidly expanding Academic Programme, delivered through Fakih Institute by Fakih IVF Fertility Group. The programme offers structured education and fellowship training in reproductive medicine, assisted reproductive technologies and clinical embryology, creating the next generation of fertility specialists across the region and beyond.

    Led by Dr Yasmin Sajjad, medical director, chair of academics and programme director at Fakih IVF Abu Dhabi, the Academy provides immersive clinical training, advanced laboratory experience, multidisciplinary education and research opportunities aligned with international best practices.

    The institution currently offers structured fellowship programmes in reproductive medicine and clinical embryology alongside comprehensive training for junior doctors and obstetrics and gynaecology trainees. Participants gain hands-on experience throughout the complete IVF patient journey, including embryology, andrology, complex infertility management, research methodology and evidence-based clinical practice.

    Blue Ocean Health continues to expand its international academic network through collaborations with leading institutions across Europe, North America and the Middle East, supporting educational exchange, faculty development, joint research initiatives and international scientific collaboration. Educational partnerships with leading UK institutions are already established, while recognition aligned with Royal College standards in Canada is nearing completion.

    The organisation has also now achieved fellowship recognition by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, further strengthening its international academic credibility and training framework.

    In addition, Blue Ocean Health will commence a new strategic academic and clinical collaboration with leading healthcare institutions in Manchester, UK, aimed at advancing joint research, specialist training programmes and knowledge exchange in reproductive medicine.

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