The ENISA Threat Landscape 2026 report highlights the continued challenges posed by vulnerability exploitation, phishing and third-party compromises. Discover how LABYRINTH Advanced Deception helps detect attackers from reconnaissance onward, giving security teams an opportunity to identify suspicious activity before a genuine target is reached.

CISA’s 2026 guidance explains how Cyber Deception, decoys, tripwires and honeytokens strengthen detection after initial compromise and support threat intelligence.

LABYRINTH is expanding its presence in Southeast Asia through a new partnership with PT Prospera Aswindra Teknologi, a Value-Added Distributor specializing in IT Security solutions in Indonesia. The partnership brings LABYRINTH and PT Prospera Aswindra Teknologi together to introduce LABYRINTH’s cybersecurity technology to organizations and technology partners in the Indonesian market. A New Route into the Indonesian Security Market Established in 2017, PT Prospera Aswindra T

LABYRINTH v2.5 introduces updates across Point Types Editor, Honeynets, MSSP, and Threat Intelligence. The release makes solution easier to configure and manage, adds more flexibility for honeynets and multi-customer environments, and gives security teams broader context for understanding observed activity.

The partnership expands LABYRINTH’s international channel presence and brings its Advanced Deception and Preemptive Security technologies closer to organizations and cybersecurity partners across Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

Autonomous AI agents can explore compromised environments, test credentials, map infrastructure, and adapt their actions without human direction. As AI-driven attacks become faster and more autonomous, Advanced Deception exposes this exploration through realistic decoys, credentials, services, and access paths. Discover how LABYRINTH helps defenders detect attacker activity while it is still unfolding.

The 2026 CyberHive Matrix places LABYRINTH in the European Leaders Area for Detection and Response (Products). The Matrix evaluates cybersecurity solutions across two dimensions: User Experience and European Readiness. The 2026 edition also introduces the ECSO Cybersecurity Taxonomy and separates cybersecurity products from services, providing a more specific basis for comparing solutions. LABYRINTH received a final score of 4.50/5, placing it among the European Leaders in th

LABYRINTH has been named Best Cybersecurity Innovation Europe at Cybersec Europe 2026. The award recognizes LABYRINTH’s approach to Advanced Deception and Preemptive Security, helping organizations detect attacker activity earlier, validate attack paths, and respond with contextual evidence.

LABYRINTH has entered a strategic partnership with DAGMA GmbH to strengthen its presence across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. By combining LABYRINTH with DAGMA's regional expertise and partner ecosystem, the collaboration makes it easier for organizations across the DACH region to access innovative cybersecurity solutions backed by trusted local support.