Itnews.Au Databricks Acquires Panther Labs to Enhance Cybersecurity Capabilities
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- •Databricks is acquiring Panther Labs to bolster its cybersecurity capabilities.
- •Panther's platform enables AI-driven responses to security threats.
- •This acquisition is part of Databricks' strategy to compete with major security firms.
Databricks has announced its intent to acquire Panther Labs, an AI SOC platform, to strengthen its cybersecurity offerings. This acquisition marks Databricks' third in the security domain, aiming to compete with established players like CrowdStrike and Cisco's Splunk. Panther, valued at $1.4 billion, provides a platform that integrates data sources for security, enabling AI agents to respond to threats more effectively. Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi emphasized the need for AI-driven defenses against evolving threats, stating that traditional security methods are outdated. The acquisition is part of Databricks' broader vision for a 'security lakehouse' to automate and enhance security operations. The deal was announced during the Data + AI Summit held in San Francisco.
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