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Cognyte Secures $5M Deal with APAC National Security Agency for AI Upgrade

Cognyte Secures $5M Deal with APAC National Security Agency for AI Upgrade

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ThreatCluster •June 26, 2026 at 09:09 UTC
  • •Cognyte secured a $5 million contract with a national security agency in APAC.
  • •The deal focuses on upgrading network intelligence and infrastructure for better performance.
  • •This reflects a global trend of agencies investing in advanced analytics to combat rising cyber threats.

Cognyte Software Ltd. announced a $5 million agreement with a national security agency in the Asia-Pacific region. This deal aims to enhance the agency's network intelligence capabilities and modernize its infrastructure to better handle rising data volumes and cyber threats. The agency, a long-standing customer of Cognyte, will utilize the upgraded platform to improve performance, scalability, and resilience. This agreement reflects a growing trend among intelligence agencies worldwide to invest in advanced analytics and AI technologies to address complex security challenges. CEO Elad Sharon emphasized the company's commitment to expanding its customer base and increasing recurring revenue through such partnerships. The identity of the customer and specific country involved were not disclosed.

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2026-06-24
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