Morningstar Push Security Receives Pinnacle Award for AI-Powered Threat Detection
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- •Push Security won the 2026 Pinnacle Award for Best AI-Powered Threat Detection.
- •The company's agentic threat hunting pipeline combines AI and human researchers for enhanced detection.
- •Push identified and mitigated a sophisticated phishing attack within minutes of discovery.
Push Security has been awarded the 2026 Pinnacle Award as a Diamond honoree in the Best AI-Powered Threat Detection category. This recognition is for their innovative agentic threat hunting pipeline, which integrates AI agents with human researchers to enhance detection capabilities. The system has tripled the number of new detections delivered to customers in the first half of 2026. A notable demonstration involved identifying an InstallFix phishing attack, which used a sophisticated method to deceive users into installing malware. The detection was deployed to customers within minutes of its discovery. Push's platform also monitors AI tool usage to prevent data loss and unauthorized access. The award signifies industry acknowledgment of the importance of rapid detection in cybersecurity.
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