{
  "id": 7729216,
  "title": "Titanium and RapidCompute Team Up with Rafay Baloch’s RedSecLabs on Securing the AI-Powered Enterprise",
  "url": "https://urgent.news/2026/09/16/titanium-and-rapidcompute-team-up-with-rafay-balochs-redseclabs-on",
  "topic": "ai",
  "section": "AI",
  "published": "2026-09-16T06:13:30.000Z",
  "source": {
    "name": "ProPakistani",
    "slug": "propakistani",
    "url": "https://propakistani.pk/2026/09/16/titanium-and-rapidcompute-team-up-with-rafay-balochs-redseclabs-on-securing-the-ai-powered-enterprise/"
  },
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  "account": "Pakistan’s security industry convened at the Marriott Hotel on September 10th for Citadel ’26, an event co-hosted by Titanium, RedSecLabs, and RapidCompute. The theme centered around \"Securing the AI-Powered Enterprise — The New CISO Playbook for 2026.\" The afternoon featured a mix of offensive-security talks and the unveiling of three security products.\n\nRafay Baloch, CEO of RedSecLabs, kicked off the event by discussing the evolving landscape of offensive security. He highlighted how automation and artificial intelligence are transforming the discipline and argued that continuous exposure testing is becoming a standard practice for enterprises, moving beyond being an optional add-on.\n\nFollowing Baloch, Ubaid Jafri, Head of Cyber Defense & Offensive Security at Habib Bank Limited, spoke about utilizing offensive security and AI to predict breaches before they happen. He emphasized the practical application of this approach, rather than it being a speculative exercise.\n\nMehzad Sahar, Group CISO at Engro, concluded the speaker lineup by addressing the challenges of managing a security function in a rapidly changing threat landscape influenced by AI.\n\nThe event also served as the debut platform for three security products. RapidCompute introduced CodeRadar, a continuous vulnerability-scanning tool. According to the presentation, each scan utilizes a single-use virtual machine provisioned within the customer’s own cloud account, ensuring that the data and machine are destroyed post-scan, thereby eliminating any potential for an attacker to retrieve information, even if the scanning tool were compromised.\n\nImtiaz Khan, CTO at RapidCompute, introduced SNTRII, a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution designed for organizations that have previously had to choose between expensive enterprise-grade security tools or no dedicated monitoring at all. Khan mentioned that further enhancements for the product are underway before its full release.\n\nHashim Mufti, speaking for RedSecLabs, unveiled Guardian Gaze, a platform that continuously evaluates an organization’s external cyber-risk. It assesses various aspects of an organization's exposure, including brand, domain, application, network, cloud, and compliance, from the perspective of an attacker. Mufti presented Guardian Gaze on behalf of RedSecLabs.\n\nFinally, Farhan Mustafa, SVP Sales at Rapid and Titanium, provided an overview of Titanium’s comprehensive security portfolio, discussing its growth since its inception in 2017. The organizers emphasized that Citadel ’26 marks the first of a series of recurring gatherings, with Titanium and RedSecLabs planning to continue this collaboration.",
  "summary": "Pakistan’s security industry gathered at the Marriott Hotel on September 10th for Citadel ’26, an event co-powered by Titanium, RedSecLabs, … Read More The post Titanium and RapidCompute Team Up with Rafay Baloch’s RedSecLabs on Securing the AI-Powered Enterprise appeared first on ProPakistani .",
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