Markets.Businessinsider Aikido Security Launches Noon to Combat AI-Driven Cyber Threats
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- •Noon integrates email, device protection, and training against AI-driven threats.
- •Aikido's acquisitions of Cyberly and Outkept form the backbone of the Noon platform.
- •The platform aims to enhance workforce security in response to evolving cyber threats.
Aikido Security has launched Noon, a workforce security platform aimed at protecting employees from AI-enhanced phishing, deepfakes, and social engineering attacks. This initiative follows Aikido's acquisitions of Cyberly and Outkept in September 2026, which provided foundational technologies for Noon. The platform integrates email protection, device monitoring, AI visibility, and security awareness training into a single solution. It aims to address the growing threat landscape where attackers exploit AI to create sophisticated phishing campaigns and impersonate individuals through deepfake technology. Noon connects with major collaboration tools like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, enhancing its utility for organizations. Aikido emphasizes the need to protect not just software but also the people using it, as traditional security measures are increasingly inadequate against modern threats. The platform is designed to support compliance with various regulatory frameworks, including SOC 2 and GDPR.
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