Databricks enters cybersecurity market with Lakewatch launch, bulking up ahead of IPO
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Databricks wants to draw on AI to help organizations respond to a higher speed of attacks, based on newly disclosed vulnerabilities.
Databricks has grown from startup into major software company, generating billions by processing data and running generative artificial intelligence models for clients.
For its next leg of growth, it's turning to cybersecurity with a new offering called Lakewatch.
Adobe and National Australia Bank are currently using it, according to a statement. Anthropic also uses Databricks for cybersecurity purposes, and its models are running inside Lakewatch. Customers can now ask about adopting Lakewatch.
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