Databricks is introducing a security information and event management service called Lakewatch. The privately held company sees an opportunity to challenge mature cybersecurity vendors using ...

The new Accenture Databricks Business Group, tasked with expanding customer use of the Databricks platform for a broad range of AI tasks, is the latest expansion of the strategic alliance between the ...

With an overflowing war chest from its $5 billion raise that closed last month (not to mention billions in revenue), Databricks is acquiring. The company, best known for its cloud data analytics ...

As organizations increasingly rely on data lakes to store and process vast amounts of information, securing these repositories has become a top priority. Databricks, the pioneering data and AI company ...

Databricks is applying its AI and data platform—and disclosing two acquisitions—as it brings an agentic approach to traditional SIEM cybersecurity. Databricks is expanding into the cybersecurity space ...

Databricks Inc. today debuted Lakewatch, a cybersecurity product built atop its cloud data platform. The company also disclosed that it has acquired two startups called Antimatter Inc. and SiftD Inc.

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Databricks has previewed a new open agentic Security Information and Event Management software (SIEM) named Lakewatch that signals its first deliberate step beyond data warehousing into security ...

Clients across industries, such as Albertsons, BASF, and Kyowa Kirin International are working with Accenture and Databricks to build agent-ready databases and AI applications on their enterprise data ...

As the AI industry races toward bigger models—and louder claims—Databricks is quietly building the infrastructure to make these models actually work for business. Databricks’s data management and ...