Leading by Example: Reflecting on a Monumental Week for Deep Instinct
Last week was a big one for Deep Instinct, packed with major news, in-person media engagements, a team visit to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to announce our inclusion in the NYSE LaunchPad program, and, most notably, the launch of the sixth edition of our Voice of SecOps report. If you missed any of the action, here’s a recap of everything that made it such a standout week.
Strengthened Collaboration with AWS to Secure Cloud Data
To kick off the week, Deep Instinct announced two AWS milestones: achieving 'Deployed on AWS' status and acceptance into the AWS ISV Accelerate Program. These milestones further strengthen our strategic collaboration with AWS and underscore our shared commitment to securing cloud data as organizations accelerate their digital transformation.
With the induction into these programs, Deep Instinct can provide the world's most advanced preemptive data security to AWS customers. Specifically, AWS customers now have greater access to Deep Instinct’s Data Security X (DSX) for Cloud - Amazon S3 solution, which provides preemptive data security for Amazon S3 buckets, ensuring real-time prevention and explainability of zero-day attacks.
You can read more about these milestones in a LinkedIn post from our CEO Lane Bess, our press release, as well as on BigDATAwire.
Unveiled the 2025 Voice of SecOps Report
The next day, following the news of our work with AWS, we released the sixth edition of our annual Voice of SecOps Report: “Cybersecurity & AI: Promises, Pitfalls – and Prevention Paradise.” This research has emerged as the gold standard for understanding AI’s impact on front-line defenders.
This year’s data revealed that nearly three-quarters (72%) of organizations have revised their cybersecurity strategies over the past year due to AI, and a whopping 86% have increased their use of AI within SecOps. Yet, data showed 38% still can’t identify the technical differences between machine learning and deep learning. Building understanding is critical because only deep learning is capable of delivering preemptive data security. Anything less isn’t enough.
Download the full report here, or view top findings in our press release. You can also read more in Tech Monitor and Enterprise Security Tech, or listen to our CEO Lane Bess discuss the findings with NYSE in the video below:
For an even deeper dive and expert analysis, please register for our webinar on June 18.
Inducted into the NYSE LaunchPad Class of 2025
And it doesn’t stop there! The Deep Instinct team took New York by storm on June 3rd to celebrate our induction into the NYSE LaunchPad program.
Being selected as a LaunchPad member allows us to connect with an influential network of mentors, innovators, and strategic partners, further fueling our mission to transform preemptive data security on a global scale. One of the top highlights was taking over the NYSE floor and seeing our name in Times Square – signaling a new era of cybersecurity, fueled by deep learning-based preemptive data security.
Learn more about what this means for Deep Instinct in this joint interview with Deep Instinct CEO Lane Bess and CIO Carl Froggett on theCUBE.
Lights, Camera, Action: CEO Lane Bess in Entrepreneur video shoot
From New York to Long Beach – Deep Instinct’s CEO Lane Bess also took time this past week to film an in-person video segment with Entrepreneur’s The CEO Series with Will Salvi. Below is a preview of what’s to come. Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn to watch the full video once it drops.
Thank you to our customers and partners, AWS, NYSE, theCUBE, and the entire Deep Instinct team for helping make this past week possible. Together, we’re redefining what it means to protect customer data, with preemptive data security blazing the path forward.
