Cloudbrink won the Publisher’s Choice for AI Security Solutions award from Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), the industry’s leading electronic information security magazine.
Presented during the annual RSA Conference in San Francisco, the Global Infosec Awards honor cybersecurity companies that demonstrate groundbreaking innovation and leadership in addressing today’s most pressing threats. Cloudbrink’s recognition underscores the growing importance in solving the most pressing challenge in enterprise tech – how to bring AI safely and efficiently to the enterprise without compromising compliance or performance.
As enterprises accelerate their use of generative AI, language models, and agent-based automation, the risks of shadow AI, data exfiltration, and unauthorized API use have multiplied. The Cloudbrink AI platform is an AI-ready personal SASE platform that gives enterprises the missing piece for safe, compliant, and lightning-fast AI adoption. It brings together a Zero-Trust approach that provides context-aware security, compliance intelligence, data governance, and high-performance connectivity into a single platform purpose-built for the era of enterprise AI.
“There is already a surge in attacks on all fronts of the security landscape, and AI is further compounding these threats. Enterprises use AI across disjointed paths and every path needs to be secured,” said Prakash Mana of Cloudbrink. “As more enterprises use AI for serious business, our goal is to provide not just optimal security, but the scalability and speed necessary. We’re thrilled to be recognized by Cyber Defense Magazine and leading infosec experts from around the globe.”
“Cloudbrink embodies three major features we judges look for to become winners: understanding tomorrow’s threats, today, providing a cost-effective solution and innovating in unexpected ways that can help mitigate cyber risk and get one step ahead of the next breach,” said Gary S. Miliefsky, Publisher of Cyber Defense Magazine.
This recognition is the latest in a string of Cloudbrink accolades within the past year. Cloudbrink is the winner of the RemoteTech Breakthrough Awards for Remote Work Tech Innovation of the Year, recognized as part of the CRN Stellar Startup Awards, and selected by The Fast Mode as a Vendor to Watch for 2006.
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