Glasswall Launches AI-Powered Threat Prediction Tool Foresight

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Glasswall Launches AI-Powered Threat Prediction Tool Foresight

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ThreatCluster •March 12, 2026 at 16:10 UTC

On March 10, 2026, Glasswall announced the launch of Glasswall Foresight, an AI-driven solution designed to enhance file-based threat intelligence. This tool utilizes machine learning and Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) analysis to identify and neutralize unknown malware, including zero-day threats, providing security teams with critical visibility into potential risks. The solution aims to improve defenses against emerging file threats in both B2G and B2B sectors.

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2026-03-10

Glasswall announces the launch of Glasswall Foresight

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Affected Platform (4)

Cross Domain Solutions
Foresight AI
Glasswall Foresight
Glasswall Meteor

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Malware targets Cross Domain Solutions
Malware targets Foresight AI
Malware targets Glasswall Foresight
Malware targets Glasswall Meteor
Zero-day Exploit targets Cross Domain Solutions
Zero-day Exploit targets Foresight AI
Zero-day Exploit targets Glasswall Foresight
Zero-day Exploit targets Glasswall Meteor

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