Quest Software has launched the Quest Security Management Platform, an AI-powered solution that unifies identity threat detection and response with secure Microsoft identity modernization. This platform addresses the increasing threats posed by AI and the proliferation of non-human identities by consolidating threat detection, recovery, and secure migration into a single system. It introduces new capabilities for identity security and resilience, providing organizations with enhanced visibility into active directory environments and rapid recovery features. The platform aims to simplify identity risk management, aligning with established cybersecurity frameworks and recommendations.
Elsewhere in the market, Sharetronic Data Technology was trading firmly up 20% and closing at CN¥249.60. At the same time, NICE lagged, down 4.1% to finish the session at ₪301.70, near its 52-week low. One day ago, the company announced its CX AI platform integration with Epic EHR for improved healthcare engagement.
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Oracle finished trading at $155.62 up 12.7%. On Monday, the company announced AI-driven improvements to its Utilities Industry Suite enhancing operations and customer outcomes.
Alphabet ended the day at $321.31 up 1.3%.
Apple closed at $259.20 down 0.5%.
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