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DXC and Primary Launch AI-Native Zero Trust Platform

DXC Technology has formed a strategic partnership with Primary to become the exclusive managed services provider for Primary’s AI-native Zero Trust Platform. The joint offering, delivered through DXC’s global cybersecurity organization, combines consulting, implementation, integration, governance and managed security services to help enterprises govern how AI agents and enterprise AI applications access data while strengthening security, identity, and compliance. The platform embeds Zero Trust principles into AI workflows and is positioned for organizations operating in highly regulated environments to accelerate safe, enterprise-scale AI deployment.

Quisitive launches Spyglass Guardrail for Microsoft 365 and Copilot

Quisitive, a global technology consulting firm and Microsoft Frontier Partner, announced Spyglass® Guardrail, an AI-powered managed service that aims to raise customers' Microsoft Secure Score to 80+ while governing Microsoft Copilot and AI agent deployments. The service uses AI-enabled tooling plus human validation to identify control gaps, prioritize remediation, and deploy pre-tested Microsoft 365 control modules across identity, Conditional Access, Defender, and data loss prevention. Quisitive says typical remediation moves a Secure Score from the mid-40s to above 80 in about 11 weeks. Spyglass Guardrail is offered under an annual subscription at a fixed fee of $3,995 per month, includes a performance-backed maintenance promise and a cancellation option if the target Secure Score is not maintained for two consecutive months. New clients who sign up by September 30, 2026 receive their first month free.

Matillion Appoints Girish Pancha as CEO

Matillion announced on 2026-08-05 that veteran enterprise data executive Girish Pancha has been appointed Chief Executive Officer and that Sanjay Krishnamurthi has joined as Chief Development Officer. The hires are positioned to accelerate Matillion’s Maia AI Data Automation platform, advancing product, engineering and go-to-market execution as the company expands its presence in Silicon Valley. Pancha brings experience from Oracle, Informatica and as founder/CEO of StreamSets (acquired by Software AG, later sold to IBM). Krishnamurthi’s background includes leadership roles at Informatica, Microsoft (Azure Data Factory and Purview) and Google (Data Integration and Governance). Former CEO Matthew Scullion will remain on Matillion’s board during the transition. Battery Ventures’ Dharmesh Thakker, a Matillion investor, praised the new leadership team.