Enterprisetimes CyberSentriq Launches SentriqAI to Enhance SMB Cybersecurity
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- •SentriqAI integrates multiple cybersecurity functions into one platform for SMBs.
- •49% of small businesses reported cyberattacks in 2026, with significant financial impacts.
- •AI is being used to enhance both cyberattacks and defenses in the cybersecurity landscape.
CyberSentriq has introduced SentriqAI, a new cybersecurity platform designed for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) through managed service providers (MSPs). The platform integrates email security, backup, recovery, and archiving into a single interface, addressing the fragmented security landscape SMBs face. CEO Myles Bray highlighted that AI has transformed cybercrime, enabling attackers to launch more sophisticated and rapid attacks. In 2026, 49% of small businesses reported experiencing cyberattacks, with AI-enabled breaches costing an average of $6 million. SentriqAI aims to provide enterprise-grade security without requiring SMBs to build extensive security teams. The platform learns normal email patterns to detect anomalies and flags potential threats for investigation. This launch is part of CyberSentriq's strategy to achieve a $100 million annual recurring revenue target.
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