Cyware strengthens partner-first strategy with appointment of Alvaro Warden. July 22, 2026 Cyware has appointed Alvaro Warden as Global Head of Channel Sales and Marketplace Ecosystems. In this role, he will lead the company's global partner, alliance, and marketplace strategy across North America, APAC, and EMEA. NEW YORK, July 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Cyware, the leader in agentic AI-powered operational threat intelligence and collective defense, today announced the appointment of Alvaro Warden as Global Head of Channel Sales and Marketplace Ecosystems. Recognized as a CRN 2025 Best Channel Chief of the Year finalist, Warden will lead Cyware's global partner, alliance, and marketplace strategy, driving growth and expanding the company's ecosystem footprint across North America, APAC, and EMEA. Alvaro Warden, Global Head of Channel Sales and Marketplace Ecosystems, Cyware "Warden brings a proven track record of building high-performing channel organizations, making him the ideal leader for our next phase of growth," said Anuj Goel, Co-Founder and CEO of Cyware. "As we expand into new markets, our partners and marketplace ecosystem will play an integral role, and Warden's deep expertise positions him to drive our partner-first strategy forward. We are thrilled to welcome him to the Cyware team as we build out our global go-to-market framework." Warden is a global cybersecurity and SaaS GTM leader who has successfully driven worldwide channels, alliances, and indirect revenue transformation for high-growth and VC/PE-backed software and services companies. A CRN 2025 Best Channel Chief of the Year finalist, he most recently served as Vice President, World Wide Channels at NetSPI, where he led global channel strategy, partner enablement, and GTM execution. During his tenure, he expanded NetSPI's global partner ecosystem and accelerated indirect revenue growth. He previously held channel leadership roles at Invicti Security, where he delivered significant channel performance improvements and established strategic partnerships with hyperscale cloud providers including AWS and Microsoft Azure, as well as GitLab, LogRhythm, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Currently, Warden is a Customer Advisory Board Member for Tackle.io, where he provides strategic guidance to shape roadmaps, GTM strategies, and programs for growth and innovation. "Cyware's momentum and vision for the partner ecosystem is what drew me to this role," said Warden. "In a crowded cybersecurity market, how well you enable your partners to deliver value is critical to your success, and Cyware has the foundation to lead on that front. I am excited to build a partner-first strategy that empowers our ecosystem." Warden joins Cyware on the heels of strong momentum. Recently, the company expanded its threat intelligence suite with new Digital Risk Protection capabilities through a strategic partnership with SOCRadar, combining external visibility with live threat context to trigger automated defensive actions in real time. Cyware also launched its Agentic Fabric strategy, providing agent-driven workflows designed to assist security teams across investigation, detection engineering and response activities, and was named to Forbes' America's Best Startup Employers 2026 list. About Cyware Cyware is leading the industry in operationalized threat intelligence and collective defense, helping security teams transform threat intelligence from fragmented data points to actionable, real-time decisions. Cyware unify threat intelligence management, intel sharing and collaboration, as well as orchestration and automation - eliminating silos and enabling organizations to outmaneuver adversaries faster and more effectively. From enterprises to government agencies and ISACs, Cyware empowers defenders to turn intelligence into impact. Media Contact: Related resources. Cyware announces partnership with armis from servicenow to deliver asset-centric threat context. Cyware survey reveals 77% of security professionals see the urgent need for controlled, agentic AI in intel-driven security workflows.

Beyond the feed: scaling CTI with the Cyware Threat Intelligence Agent. June 12, 2026 The traditional approach to cyber threat intelligence is failing under the weight of its own data. For years, security teams have operated under the assumption that more feeds equal better protection. However, the reality of 2026 is that analysts are drowning in a sea of raw indicators, disconnected reports, and fragmented vendor alerts. The bottleneck is no longer data acquisition; it is the human capacity to process, contextualize, and act on that data at the speed of modern, multi-stage attacks. At Cyware, Cyware Labs, Inc. is moving beyond the era of passive intelligence. As part of the Cyware Agentic AI ecosystem, Cyware Labs, Inc. has introduced the Threat Intelligence Agent, a purpose-built AI counterpart designed to eliminate the manual data plumbing that stalls investigations. This is not just a chatbot that answers questions; it is an agentic system that plans, executes, and validates intelligence tasks directly within the workflows where analysts already live. The end of manual Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) toil. Threat intelligence analysts typically spend a significant portion of their day rotating between browser tabs to manually profile actors, enrich indicators, and extract relevant intelligence from complex advisories. This process is inherently slow and prone to inconsistency. The Threat Intelligence Agent transforms this experience by automating the most labor-intensive stages of the intelligence lifecycle. The agent delivers a comprehensive suite of capabilities designed for high-velocity operations: * Technical Summarization: It instantly converts long-form threat reports and feeds into structured, human-readable summaries that highlight why a specific threat matters to your organization. * Automated Enrichment: The agent moves beyond simple extraction by proactively enriching Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) across existing intelligence feeds and internal data sources. * Entity Profiling: It automatically builds profiles for threat actors and malware families, suggesting critical relations and metadata like tags and aliases to ensure a unified view of the threat landscape. * Predictive Context: By mapping sequences to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, the agent helps analysts move from reactive matching to proactive behavioral defense. Measurable impact on Security Operations. The shift to agentic intelligence provides immediate ROI for the modern SOC. Organizations leveraging the Threat Intelligence Agent see an acceleration in CTI workflows of 50 to 70 percent. This efficiency gain allows analysts to shift their focus from manual data entry to high-value strategic missions, such as threat hunting and defensive gap analysis. Crucially, this technology does not replace human judgment. Every action taken by the agent is governed by auditable guardrails, and analysts remain the final mission commanders who review and validate the structured output. The agent handles the multi-step execution pipeline, while the human provides the strategic oversight. Integrated where you work. Cyware believes that for AI to be effective, it must be accessible without disrupting existing habits. The Threat Intelligence Agent is fully accessible via the Cyware Agent Hub, which surfaces as a seamless browser extension for Chrome and Edge or as an in-product floater within the native platform. Whether security teams are reviewing an external advisory or triaging an alert inside a platform, the agent delivers instant context and executes mitigation steps via Cyware APIs without requiring a single tool switch. To see these capabilities in action, organizations can watch the Threat Intelligence Agent Demo Video. For a broader look at how agentic automation is redefining defensive systems, watch the recording of the May 2026 webinar, Agents of Change: Enabling Threat Centric Security Operations and Agentic AI to Defend at Scale. The era of manual CTI is over. It is time to scale corporate defenses with the speed, accuracy, and coordination of an automated workforce. Ready to eliminate manual data plumbing in your SOC? Book Your Demo Today Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Table of contents.

Cyware expands threat intelligence with partnership. Cyware, which provides agentic AI-powered operational threat intelligence and collective defense, upgraded its Cyware Intelligence Suite through a strategic partnership with SOCRadar. By operationalizing SOCRadar's external visibility within Cyware's intelligence backbone, Cyware transforms standalone Digital Risk Protection (DRP) signals into automated, intelligence-driven defense, proactively acting on threats across the dark web, domain registries, and social media ecosystems. For too long, organizations have operated in silos, managing disconnected threat feeds, isolated TIPs, and external brand exposures without a unified path to response. However, in the current threat landscape, visibility alone is insufficient. By embedding the Cyware DRP module, powered by SOCRadar's premier DRP technology, the Cyware Intelligence Suite bridges the gap between intelligence and action. Additionally, enterprises and MSSPs can now correlate external exposures with live threat campaigns, prioritizing risk with real-world context and triggering automated defensive playbooks in real time. "Today, a standalone TIP or DRP misses the necessary correlation required for threat analysts and operational security teams to better understand and manage threat coverage and their enterprises' digital risk and exposure," said Sachin Jade, chief product officer at Cyware. Furthermore, "by embedding SOCRadar's robust external telemetry into the Cyware Intelligence Suite, we enable instant and necessary correlation. For example, teams can instantly correlate external brand and credential exposures with active threat campaigns, providing a comprehensive view of enterprise exposure while orchestrating automated defensive actions and rapid infrastructure takedowns." Benefits. The enhanced Cyware Intelligence Suite with Cyware DRP allows users to realize benefits from the combined solution such as: * Domain impersonation defense: Automatically ingest external lookalike domain alerts, instantly running automated playbooks to block malicious URLs across perimeter security controls. * Unified dark web containment: Correlate external deep web leaks with internal assets dynamically, triggering automated identity session resets to stop unauthorized access. * Coordinated brand abuse response: Ingest external social media alerts, automatically routing discovered executive impersonation findings straight into centralized security orchestration playbook workflows. * Managed takedown services: Streamlined, analyst-led escalation to neutralize malicious infrastructure directly from the Cyware interface, eliminating manual overhead for security teams. Moreover, the integrated Digital Risk Protection and SOCRadar Takedown Services are available immediately as an add-on module within the Cyware Intelligence Suite. Click here for more information.