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Veltris and Vectra AI partner to offer AI-driven threat detection for data centers

Veltris has announced a partnership with Vectra AI to deliver artificial intelligence-driven threat detection and response across network, identity, and cloud environments. Veltris reports that this collaboration enhances its Managed Security Services by integrating Vectra AI’s attack-signal intelligence, aiming to help enterprises detect, investigate, and respond to hybrid threats throughout their business infrastructure, including data centers.

According to Veltris, its proprietary Vertical AI and digital engineering tools combined with Vectra AI’s patented detection capabilities provide clients with a unified defense strategy. The solution is designed to prioritize and neutralize threats and embed security within micro-industry workflows, supporting secure modernization as organizations increase AI adoption.

The companies state that the Vectra AI Platform, when embedded into Veltris’s security operations, extends end-to-end protection across:

  • Network and infrastructure: Advanced detection for cloud, data center, and enterprise networks via Network Detection and Response.
  • User identity: Real-time threat detection for Microsoft Entra ID through Identity Detection and Response.
  • Cloud applications: Security coverage for software-as-a-service platforms such as Microsoft 365 via Cloud Detection and Response.

Hitesh Sheth, CEO and Founder of Vectra AI, said, “Today’s attackers are faster, stealthier, and more persistent than ever — and traditional defenses simply can’t keep up,” “True resilience now means being ready for the inevitable — when an attacker slips past preventive measures. By combining Veltris’s managed industry-specific expertise with Vectra AI’s AI-driven detection and response, we’re empowering security teams to identify and stop active threats before they become breaches.”

Both companies claim the partnership will help enterprises modernize platforms and enhance security as AI adoption increases, with direct application in protecting data center environments.

Source: Veltris

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