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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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The World Pizza Champion Is Coming to Naughty Pizza in Dubai

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Daniel Staniak joins Naughty Pizza founder and UAE’s Mr Oven, Bart Misztal, for a one-night-only guest chef experience on October 9.

On October 9, Naughty Pizza at Vezul Residence in Business Bay will welcome Polish pizza chef and international consultant Daniel Staniak for a special guest chef evening. Staniak will join forces with Bart Misztal, founder of Naughty Pizza and the UAE’s Mr Oven, to bring three of Daniel’s specially created pizzas to the restaurant.

Naughty Pizza will open as usual from 1pm, with the Daniel Staniak guest chef experience beginning at 6pm. The three special creations will be available alongside Naughty Pizza’s regular à la carte menu, giving guests the opportunity to try Daniel’s creations while enjoying the restaurant’s signature offerings.

From Abu Dhabi to Dubai

The event follows Naughty Pizza’s participation in Abu Dhabi Global Food Week (Abu Dhabi International Food Exhibition) from October 6–8, where the brand will appear alongside Esposito Forni, an Italian artisan pizza oven manufacturer known for combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, and conduct daily pizza masterclasses.

After three days of pizza-focused activities in Abu Dhabi, Staniak will head to Dubai for the special guest chef evening at Naughty Pizza on October 9.

Pizza World Champion Daniel’s Creations

For his Naughty Pizza guest chef appearance, Daniel Staniak has created three special pizzas inspired by Italian ingredients and techniques, with each offering a different combination of flavours.

  • Amalfi Touch 2.0
  • Yellow tomato sauce, fried sardines, stracciatella, parsley gremolata, lemon zest and fresh basil.
  • Nolano 2.0
  • Basil pesto, semi-dried red and yellow tomatoes and creamy ricotta.
  • Sweet Dubai
  • Fior di latte, roasted peach, Gorgonzola, bresaola, walnuts and rocket leaves.
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Nilaa Coral Island Introduces a New Expression of Private Island Living to the Maldives

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Nilaa Coral Island Maldives, the first Maldives property from the Italian group, Holding Carisma, opens its doors on the 1st of November on the island of Kodegalaa in the Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, introducing a new expression of private island living defined by restraint rather than scale.

Home to just seven villas, each designed as an individual residence, Nilaa reimagines what an island resort can be: intimate and built to feel like a private home rather than a hotel.

“With Nilaa, we wanted to build something that felt like a home, not a hotel,” says Mila Zegna Cagnoli, a member of the owning family. “We wanted every villa to have the warmth and individuality of a home. That is what matters most to us.”

Set in the deep south of the Maldives, near the Equator, Nilaa enjoys a remarkably balanced rhythm of light, warmth and island life throughout the year.

Nilaa has been brought to life around a simple philosophy – luxury is not defined by excess, but by space, privacy, connection, and the freedom to experience each day entirely on your own terms. With a maximum capacity of approximately 40 guests, the island offers an exceptionally intimate setting. Personalised service and a genuine sense of belonging sit at the heart of the experience.

Seven Villas, One Reef
At Nilaa, the island itself is the centre of the experience. Unlike traditional Maldivian resorts where overwater villas extend into the lagoon, every structure at Nilaa sits gently on the island. This preserves the surrounding reef and keeps the natural relationship between sand, sea and vegetation at the forefront.

The seven villas, a collection of two- and three-bedroom homes alongside a single five-bedroom villa, have been designed as individual residences, with generous living spaces, kitchens, high ceilings and private outdoor areas that open towards the island and ocean. Each villa carries its own identity, inspired by the forms and colours of coral and anemones, with bespoke marble selections, natural materials and considered details creating a sense of individuality throughout the property.

The result is a private island experience that feels residential in scale, yet offers the intuitive service of a luxury retreat.

The Maldives of the Past
Nilaa offers a quieter, more authentic perspective on the Maldives – rooted in nature, simplicity and discovery. Its equatorial setting places guests within one of the archipelago’s most remarkable marine environments, where a pristine house reef remains accessible directly from the shore, untouched by the usual resort development.

The reef is an integral part of daily life at Nilaa. Guests can snorkel just moments from their villa, or explore further through the marine center where they offer guided diving, kite surfing, wing foiling, e-boarding, water skiing, wakeboarding, jet skiing, parasailing and private boat excursions across the atoll. The island also has a professional dive team that offers experiences ranging from house reef orientation and refresher dives to advanced diving, night dives and PADI courses.

For those looking beyond the reef, Nilaa’s private fleet opens the wider Indian Ocean to exploration, from leisurely cruises and sunset fishing to diving, big game fishing and watersports.

Rather than encouraging guests to fill every moment, Nilaa invites them to slow down and let the island shape the rhythm of their stay.

Where Italian Soul Meets the Maldives
The Italian spirit is woven throughout Nilaa, not as a theme, but as a way of approaching hospitality, design and food. The island has been designed by Hus, the architecture studio based between Milan and Como, drawing from the natural forms of the surrounding environment.

Travertine, coloured marble and natural textures reflect Italian craftsmanship while echoing the tones of the Maldivian landscape. Curved forms inspired by the wishbone, anemone and circle appear throughout the architecture, creating a dialogue between the built environment and the island’s natural character.

This same philosophy extends to service, where warmth, intuition and thoughtful care are prioritised over formality.

A Culinary Journey Across Cultures
Food is central to the Nilaa experience, bringing Italian–Asian culinary dialogue, shaped by Maldivian ingredients and island influences.

Dining unfolds across a number of settings on the island: refined restaurant experiences, intimate chef’s table menus, relaxed poolside dining, homemade bakery offerings, rooftop aperitivo at sunset, and private meals served within the villas.
The emphasis is on food as an experience in itself, rooted in quality, craftsmanship and the pleasure of sharing a meal in remarkable surroundings.

Wellness, Nature and the Art of Slowing Down
Wellness at Nilaa extends beyond the traditional spa experience, with space for guests to attune to both body and surroundings. The island’s boutique spa incorporates traditional and Ayurvedic treatments, while movement and outdoor experiences offer a more active dimension to island life.

Guests can spend the day exploring the reef, playing tennis, taking part in local artisanal workshops, or simply retreating to the beach with nowhere else to be.
For Nilaa, wellness is about creating space: space to rest, explore, and experience the natural rhythm of island life.

An Island Entirely Yours
With only seven villas, Nilaa offers an inherently private setting for travellers seeking an escape shared with those closest to them. The entire island can be completely booked out, creating a private setting for families, multi-generational travel, intimate celebrations, weddings and milestone occasions.

Whether experienced as a private retreat for two or as an intimate island gathering, Nilaa is built on a simple idea: the most meaningful island experiences are often the most personal.

As the Maldives continues to evolve as one of the world’s most sought-after destinations, Nilaa offers a quieter alternative. Here, nature remains at the centre. Design is deeply considered, hospitality is personal, and time is allowed to unfold without hurry. Nilaa Coral Island is an invitation to experience the Maldives differently, not as a destination to simply visit, but as a place to feel truly at home.

Reaching Nilaa
Getting there is part of the experience. Guests fly into Malé International Airport, then continue by private jet or a one-hour domestic flight to Maavarulu Airport. From there, Nilaa’s own boat carries guests across the atoll to the island in just twenty minutes.

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Good Hair Days Start At Breakfast: Mary Ruth’s Liquid Multivitamin + Hair Growth, Now on iHerb Middle East

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The days of thinking haircare starts and ends in the shower are officially behind us. Today’s approach is a little more holistic, bringing together everything from your favorite hair products to the little wellness habits that make up your day. With iHerb Middle East offering an extensive selection of wellness, beauty and self-care essentials from leading global brands, discovering new favorites for every part of your day has never been easier. 

Founded by health educator and nutritional consultant MaryRuth Ghiyam, the brand built its name on liquid vitamins that are as easy to take as they are to enjoy. Today it is known for clean, thoughtfully formulated supplements for every stage of life. 

MaryRuth’s Liquid Morning Multivitamin + Hair Growth – AED 225.46

Consider this your morning multivitamin with a beauty twist. Featuring Lustriva®, it is formulated to support hair growth and healthier-looking skin, but that’s only part of the story. With 10,000 mcg of biotin, all eight B vitamins, vitamin D3 and zinc, it also supports energy metabolism, immune function and your overall everyday wellness. It comes in an easy liquid format with a peach mango flavor, so it feels less like a chore and more like a little morning treat, and it’s vegan, gluten-free and sugar-free as well. Because your haircare routine deserves a spot beyond the bathroom shelf, too. To order the products, visit https://ae.iherb.com/ and keep an eye on iHerb Middle East Instagram, @iherbmiddleeast, for the latest wellness finds, updates, and offers.

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