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Arctic Wolf and Veeam partner to bring backup intelligence into Security Operations. New joint integration extends visibility into critical backup infrastructure, helping organizations detect threats faster, investigate incidents more effectively, and strengthen cyber resilience. EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., Oct. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Arctic Wolf(R), the cybersecurity and AI company, today announced a strategic partnership with Veeam, the Data and AI Trust Company, to bring backup and recovery intelligence into the Aurora(R) Superintelligence Platform, Arctic Wolf's AI-native security operations platform, helping organizations strengthen security and improve cyber resilience. By integrating Veeam Data Platform events with the Arctic Wolf Aurora Superintelligence Platform and the Aurora Agentic SOC, organizations can extend visibility into critical backup infrastructure, reduce security blind spots, and improve their ability to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats. As organizations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, with AI accelerating both the speed and scale of attacks, backup and recovery environments have become attractive targets for attackers seeking to disrupt operations and increase the impact of an incident. At the same time, growing volumes of security data and limited resources make it harder for security teams to identify the threats that matter most and understand their potential business impact. For many organizations, these risks have already become reality. Arctic Wolf's 2026 AI & Cybersecurity Trends Report found that 63% of surveyed organizations experienced a significant cybersecurity incident in the past year. In those moments, recovery systems become critical to restoring operations and maintaining business continuity. Yet when backup activity remains siloed from broader security operations, analysts often lack the context needed to quickly assess suspicious activity, understand the scope of an attack, and support recovery efforts. To address this challenge, Veeam security and operational events flow into the Aurora Superintelligence Platform, where Arctic Wolf analyzes them alongside more than 10 trillion security events processed each week across customer environments. Arctic Wolf monitors key backup and recovery activity, including malware detections, suspicious user behavior, unauthorized restore attempts, failed backup operations, and administrative changes. By applying targeted detections to these signals, Arctic Wolf helps identify meaningful threats and provide security teams with greater visibility into critical recovery infrastructure. "Organizations depend on their recovery environments to maintain business continuity when an incident happens, making visibility into those systems critical for cyber resilience," said Dan Schiappa, President, Technology and Services at Arctic Wolf. "In the age of AI, security teams don't need more alerts. They need context to understand what matters and how to respond. By bringing Veeam backup intelligence into the Aurora Superintelligence Platform, we're helping customers gain a more complete view of their environment, accelerate investigations, and strengthen the resilience outcomes that matter most to their business." For existing Veeam(R) Software customers using Arctic Wolf, the partnership adds managed security operations to one of the most critical components of their resilience strategy. Organizations can continue to leverage Veeam's immutable backups, recovery capabilities, and backup integrity verification while gaining additional visibility, threat monitoring, expert investigation, and security context from Arctic Wolf. "Data and AI trust requires security and resilience to operate as one connected discipline," said Michelle Graff, Senior Vice President for Global Partners and Channel at Veeam. "By bringing Veeam signals into Arctic Wolf's security operations platform, we are giving organizations greater visibility into threats affecting their critical data and recovery environments. This partnership helps customers strengthen the trusted, secure, and resilient data foundation they need to maintain business continuity and safely accelerate AI at scale." The partnership builds on the shared commitment of Arctic Wolf and Veeam to help organizations strengthen cyber resilience through greater visibility and coordination across security and recovery environments. The companies plan to further connect security operations and data resilience, bringing exposure management, detection and response, and recovery workflows closer together to help organizations make better security decisions and improve business resilience. About Arctic Wolf Arctic Wolf is the cybersecurity and AI company that ends cyber risk by transforming it into business resilience. Powered by the Aurora(R) Superintelligence Platform, Arctic Wolf delivers modern security operations built on proprietary AI and decades of real-world expertise. By combining AI-driven automation with expert-validated precision, Arctic Wolf helps organizations confidently manage cyber risk, so they can operate with control and the freedom to innovate. To learn more about Arctic Wolf, visit www.arcticwolf.com. Media Contact Oliver Cowley Manager, Corporate Communications at Arctic Wolf [email protected] (C) 2026 Arctic Wolf Networks, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Arctic Wolf, Aurora, Alpha AI, Arctic Wolf Security Operations Cloud, Arctic Wolf Managed Detection and Response, Arctic Wolf Managed Risk, Arctic Wolf Managed Security Awareness, Arctic Wolf Incident Response, and Arctic Wolf Concierge Security Team are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Arctic Wolf Networks, Inc. Disclaimer: This press release may include forward-looking statements. These reflect its current views and are subject to change. They are not guarantees, and actual results may vary. Integration announcements reference third-party technologies. Arctic Wolf does not claim ownership of partner technologies and functionality is subject to partner product capabilities.

Arctic Wolf launches Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection. 15 Oct 2026 Quick Read Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed * Arctic Wolf launched Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection, an AI-powered endpoint security solution, at 2026 summit. * Intent-based detection analyzes endpoint activity to disrupt and roll back ransomware and credential theft earlier. * Exclusive beta availability; complements existing EPP and EDR tools with minimal performance impact. Arctic Wolf introduced Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection at its 2026 Security Operations Summit, describing it as an endpoint security solution designed to detect and disrupt ransomware, credential theft and other evasive attacks earlier in the attack chain. The company says the product uses AI-powered, intent-based analysis to identify malicious activity and can reverse attacks before they cause significant damage. The solution is designed to run alongside existing endpoint protection (EPP) and endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, including third-party products and Aurora Endpoint Security. Arctic Wolf says organizations can add it without replacing their current endpoint security platforms. Detecting malicious intent earlier. Rather than relying on individual indicators of compromise, Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection analyzes how processes and events unfold across an endpoint. It looks for patterns in which actions that may initially seem legitimate begin to point toward a malicious outcome. The company says this approach can enable the solution to interrupt and roll back attacks before they fully develop. Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection analyzes how processes and events unfold across an endpoint The launch comes as attackers increasingly use compromised credentials, trusted tools and gradual techniques to blend into routine business activity. Arctic Wolf says ransomware accounted for 44% of its incident response engagements in the last year. It also cites an estimate that credential-harvesting malware collected 1.7 billion credentials from 7.4 million infected devices. As AI helps attackers automate reconnaissance, accelerate intrusions and scale campaigns, security teams face pressure to identify threats earlier. Gartner(R) recently noted, "To stay ahead of AI-augmented attacks, enterprises are increasingly moving beyond reactive monitoring toward preemptive controls, specifically capabilities that can deny, deceive, and disrupt adversaries." How the endpoint security solution works. Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection builds a causal graph of endpoint activity, including processes, files, registry activity and API calls. By retaining context over time, it can assess how events are connected and look for attacker intent even when individual actions appear benign. The product also uses agentic workflows and a custom-trained small language model to evaluate activity and distinguish normal business operations from emerging threats. When it confirms malicious intent, Arctic Wolf says the solution can automatically stop the activity and reverse the attack chain, with the aim of reducing recovery time and manual remediation. "Attackers often don't need malware to cause damage. They can use legitimate tools, trusted credentials, and AI-driven automation to hide in plain sight, all at machine speed," said Dan Schiappa, President of Technology and Services at Arctic Wolf. "That's why endpoint security needs to evolve. Endpoint detection and response does rich detection well, but that work needs to happen earlier. Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection shifts the mindset from a purely detection and response approach to a more preemptive approach, identifying malicious intent and disrupting threats earlier in the attack chain." Designed to complement existing tools. Arctic Wolf says the solution provides visibility into the history of endpoint activity Arctic Wolf says the solution provides visibility into the history of endpoint activity, helping security teams connect events that may otherwise appear unrelated. It is designed to roll back malicious activity to help restore normal business operations and to operate without materially affecting endpoint performance, memory or CPU use. The company also says earlier intervention and rollback can reduce the administrative work involved in response and remediation. Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection is backed by the Aurora Superintelligence Platform, which processes more than 10 trillion security events each week across more than 11,000 customers. Arctic Wolf says the service combines AI-driven analysis with its security operations platform and is intended to complement existing endpoint solutions, with human oversight and validation. Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection is now available in an exclusive beta for Arctic Wolf customers. Enrollment for organizations interested in participating opens today.

Arctic Wolf has launched Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection, an endpoint security product that uses AI to spot and stop attacks earlier. The company unveiled it on October 14, 2026, at its Security Operations Summit. The tool maps endpoint activity to detect malicious intent, even when individual actions look harmless. It can interrupt an attack and roll back its effects. It runs alongside existing endpoint protection and detection tools, so customers need not replace them. Arctic Wolf says ransomware made up 44% of its incident response engagements in the past year. It is backed by a platform that processes more than 10 trillion security events a week across more than 11,000 customers. The product is now in exclusive beta for Arctic Wolf customers.