Cyble presents the next evolution of its Titan endpoint security technology at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas, positioning the product as moving beyond traditional detection. According to the company, the updated platform is designed for what it describes as the AI era and integrates multiple capabilities into a unified endpoint security offering. The announced components include silicon-rooted attestation, intended to support hardware-backed trust for endpoints. Cyble also describes “AI-native threat intelligence” to improve how threats are identified and contextualized. In addition, the release highlights BlazeAI-powered attack reconstruction, which the company says helps represent and analyze how attacks unfold. The platform further includes autonomous response features, intended to take action automatically based on the intelligence and reconstruction results. Across the provided coverage, the emphasis is on consolidating these functions—attestation, threat intelligence, reconstruction, and automated response—into a single endpoint security platform. The reports consistently frame the announcement as a forward-looking development in endpoint security capabilities showcased during the conference.