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- •Cequence Platform 9.0 features an AI Assistant for enhanced API security management.
- •The platform includes a compliance-ready risk rules library for 25 global frameworks.
- •AI-native architecture allows integration with customer agents for flexible security operations.
Cequence Security announced the general availability of Cequence Platform 9.0 on June 30, 2026. This AI-native platform introduces a built-in AI Assistant and an open Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enhancing user interaction with API security tools. The platform includes a compliance-ready risk rules library aligned with 25 global regulatory frameworks and a re-architected API security engine capable of managing extensive enterprise API estates. The AI Assistant can answer plain-language queries, making it accessible to users of all skill levels. This release aims to address the rapid adoption of AI agents in enterprises, ensuring that human oversight is maintained in security operations. The platform's architecture allows for seamless integration with customer agents, providing flexibility in security management. Overall, Cequence Platform 9.0 represents a significant advancement in API security and compliance capabilities.
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