Arctic Wolf has announced new capabilities for its Aurora Superintelligence Platform, including tools to identify unauthorised AI use, expanded security insights and integrations with additional technology providers.

The new Shadow AI Discovery feature is designed to identify AI tools across network, identity and endpoint data. It will help organisations catalogue AI activity, distinguish approved from unknown tools and identify potential data exposure risks without requiring additional deployments.

“Visibility is the foundation of security in the age of AI,” said Nick Schneider, president and chief executive officer at Arctic Wolf.

The company is also expanding Aurora Security Assistant, enabling customers to query information from Aurora Exposure Management, Aurora Threat Intelligence and their Security Journey. New capabilities include identifying critical vulnerabilities, high-risk assets and outstanding security reviews, helping teams determine which issues require attention.

Arctic Wolf is also adding integrations to its platform to extend security coverage across existing technology environments. These include Cloudflare and Imperva for web application security, Veeam for backup and recovery, and healthcare technologies from Epic Systems, Claroty and Imprivata.

Additional integrations include ExtraHop Reveal(x) 360, Datadog, Proofpoint Essentials, 1Password, Google Workspace, Trend Vision One Endpoint Security and Palo Alto Cortex.

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