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Operations of Sensor Giant Sensata Disrupted by Ransomware Attack

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Sensata Technologies informed the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday that it was recently targeted in a ransomware attack that caused disruptions to its operations.  The Attleboro, Massachusetts-based company provides sensors, relays, switches and other electrical components for the automotive, industrial and aerospace sectors. The company has operations in 14 countries and employs more than 18,000 people. Sensata told the SEC that it detected a cyberattack on April 6. The company described it as a ransomware incident that resulted in files stored on some devices being encrypted.  The sensor giant has also found evidence that the hackers have stolen files from its systems. An investigation is underway to determine exactly which files have been taken. “The incident has temporarily impacted Sensata’s operations, including shipping, receiving, manufacturing production, and various other support functions,” Sensata said. “While the Company has implemented interim measures to allow for the restoration of certain functions, the timeline for a full restoration is not yet known.” Regarding the potential material impact of the ransomware attack, the company said it does not expect the incident to affect financial results and operations for the second quarter. However, it noted that “the full scope and impact of this incident is not yet known and could result in a future determination that the incident will be material to the Company’s financial statements and results of operations”. It’s unclear which ransomware group is behind the attack on Sensata. At the time of writing, no known cybercrime group appears to have taken credit for the attack. 

Nissan Leaf Hacked for Remote Spying, Physical Takeover

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Researchers have demonstrated that a series of vulnerabilities affecting the Nissan Leaf electric vehicle can be exploited to remotely hack the car, including for spying and the physical takeover of various functions.  The research was conducted by PCAutomotive, a company that offers penetration testing and threat intelligence services for the automotive and financial services industries. The Nissan Leaf hacking was detailed last week at Black Hat Asia 2025. PCAutomotive researchers targeted a second generation Nissan Leaf made in 2020. The vulnerabilities they found enabled them to use the infotainment system’s Bluetooth capabilities to infiltrate the car’s internal network. They were then able to escalate privileges and establish a C&C channel over cellular communications to maintain stealthy and persistent access to the EV directly over the internet.  The researchers showed that an attacker could exploit the vulnerabilities to spy on the owner by tracking the car’s location, taking screenshots of the infotainment system, and recording people talking in the vehicle. They were also able to remotely take control of various physical functions, including doors, wipers, the horn, mirrors, windows, lights, and even the steering wheel, including while the car was in motion.  The vulnerabilities have been assigned eight CVE identifiers: CVE-2025-32056 through CVE-2025-32063. The disclosure process started in August 2023 and Nissan confirmed the findings in January 2024, but it took until recently to get the CVEs assigned, according to the researchers.  Contacted by SecurityWeek, a Nissan spokesperson commented, “PCAutomotive contacted Nissan regarding its research. While we decline to disclose specific countermeasures or details for security reasons, for the safety and peace of mind of our customers we will continue to develop and roll out technologies to combat increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks.” Nissan Leaf Hacked for Remote Spying, Physical Takeover

GitHub Announces General Availability of Security Campaigns

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GitHub has announced the general availability of security campaigns, which make it easier for developers and security teams to work together on fixing vulnerabilities in their applications. The security campaigns feature was launched in public preview in late October 2024 and it is now generally available to all GitHub Advanced Security and GitHub Code Security customers. GitHub has been offering tools such as CodeQL to enable developers to automate the discovery of vulnerabilities in their code, and Copilot Autofix to help them fix the identified flaws.  However, an analysis conducted by the Microsoft-owned coding platform found that only a relatively small percentage of findings are actually resolved, with the rest piling on and increasing the organization’s security debt.  Security campaigns aim to help organizations lower security debt, and their use during the public preview period showed that they led to 55% of prioritized security debt being fixed by developers, compared to 10% without the use of security campaigns. Security campaigns are designed to streamline the remediation of vulnerabilities by making collaboration between security and development teams more efficient.  This process has three main steps. First, security teams prioritize the vulnerabilities that need to be fixed, with security campaigns providing predefined templates for common themes (for instance, the most exploited types of flaws). Campaign alerts are selected and a timeline is specified. Then, developers impacted by the campaign are notified and the tasks related to patching vulnerabilities are brought into their workflow, enabling them to plan and manage them just like any other work. Copilot Autofix suggests automatic remediations for all of the alerts in a campaign to make developers’ jobs easier.  “Crucially, security campaigns are not just lists of alerts. Alongside the alerts, campaigns are complemented with notifications to ensure that developers are aware of which alert they (or their team) are responsible for,” GitHub explained.  “To foster stronger collaboration between developers and the security team, campaigns also have an appointed manager to oversee the campaign progress and be on hand to assist developers. And of course: security managers have an organization-level view on GitHub to track progress and collaborate with developers as needed,” it added.

Study Identifies 20 Most Vulnerable Connected Devices of 2025

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Routers represent the riskiest devices in enterprise networks, containing the largest number of critical vulnerabilities, Forescout notes in a new report. According to the company’s ‘Riskiest Connected Devices of 2025’ report, device risk has increased 15% compared to the previous year, with routers accounting for more than half of the devices plagued by the most dangerous vulnerabilities. The report, which analyzes millions of devices in Forescout’s Device Cloud to identify the riskiest types across IT, IoT, OT, and Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), shows that computers have the largest number of bugs, but not the most dangerous ones. The list of top 20 riskiest devices has changed significantly since last year, with 12 new device types added: ADCs, firewalls, intelligent platform management interfaces (IPMIs), domain controllers, PoS systems, universal gateways, historians, physical access control systems, imaging devices, lab equipment, healthcare workstations, and infusion pump controllers. The remaining eight device types have been on the list for at least one year: routers, VoIP systems, IP cameras, and UPS devices since 2022, NAS and BMS devices since 2023, and NVR and PACS systems since 2024. While meant to secure networks and enable communication with external networks, ADCs, firewalls, and routers are routinely affected by severe vulnerabilities that threat actors often exploit as zero-days. “Network equipment – especially routers – has overtaken endpoints as the riskiest category of IT devices. Driven by increased threat actor focus, adversaries are rapidly exploiting new vulnerabilities in these devices through large-scale attack campaigns,” Forescout says. According to the report, some of the most dangerous security defects are found in IoMT devices such as pump controllers, medication dispensing systems, and workstations. On average, the riskiest devices are within the retail sector, with financial services, government, healthcare, and manufacturing rounding up the top five. Spain, China, the UK, Qatar, and Singapore are impacted the most. Within all five industries, more than 50% of non-legacy Windows devices are running Windows 10, which will reach end-of-support on October 14, 2025. Retail and healthcare are impacted the most, with over 70% of non-legacy Windows devices running Windows 10. Forescout also underlines that special-purpose operating systems such as embedded firmware are more prevalent than mobile platforms across industries, with the healthcare, government, and manufacturing sectors having the highest concentration of such products. The report also shows that organizations in the financial sector have the largest number of open ports on protocols such as SMB, RDP, SSH, and Telnet. Overall, Forescout has observed a decrease in the use of SSH, which provides encrypted communication, and an increase in the use of Telnet, which is not encrypted. “The attack surface in modern organizations now spans IT, IoT and OT, with IoMT adding another layer of complexity in healthcare. Focusing security efforts on a single category is no longer sufficient, as attackers exploit devices across different domains to execute attacks,” Forescout notes. source cybersecurityweek

Warrant Launches First AI-Powered Marketing Compliance Agent for Financial Services, Real Estate, and Insurance

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Backed by Brickyard, Capitalize VC, and Vast Ventures, Warrant announces $720K in pre-seed funding to simplify marketing compliance in an era of regulatory chaos. NEW YORK, April 9, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ —  Warrant, the AI-powered marketing compliance platform purpose-built for regulated industries, today announced the launch of the first AI compliance agent designed specifically to review and approve marketing materials for financial services, real estate, and insurance companies. Alongside the product debut, Warrant has raised $720,000 in pre-seed funding from Brickyard, Capitalize VC, Triangle Tweener Fund, Vast Ventures, and a network of strategic angels, including executives from Brex, Slope, and current regulators. Warrant’s AI agent gives marketing and sales teams instant, tailored feedback on customer-facing content—whether it’s a website, social post, sales deck, email campaign, video, or influencer partnership. What sets Warrant apart is its ability to learn from a company’s previously approved content, providing suggestions that align with a team’s unique brand voice and risk tolerance. Over time, Warrant gets smarter, becoming a trusted extension of legal and compliance teams, proactively guiding marketers and sales reps through complex regulations. Teams can review materials against a growing library of thousands of federal, state, and platform-specific policies—or create their own—and ensure every asset is aligned with their company’s guidelines. Warrant also streamlines approval workflows, allowing teams to collaborate seamlessly with legal, compliance, and partner stakeholders, and track reviews through to final approval. “The most creative marketing doesn’t happen in spite of the rules—it happens when you know how to play by them,” said Austin Carroll, CEO and Founder of Warrant. “At Warrant, we demystify regulations, so businesses can move faster, hire the best people for the job, and unlock the full potential of their teams. In a world where every employee is a brand ambassador—whether they’re posting on LinkedIn or speaking at a conference—compliance isn’t just compliance’s job anymore. It’s everyone’s responsibility. And Warrant makes that possible.” Marketing Compliance Has Never Been More Chaotic Warrant launches at a time of sweeping changes—and chaos—in regulatory environments. As federal deregulation accelerates—whether it’s the rise of meme coins or uncertainty around CFPB enforcement— individual states are stepping in with new rules and enforcement actions, creating a confusing patchwork of policies that vary state by state. Nowhere is this more painful than for marketing and sales teams in financial services, real estate, and insurance, where partner banks and regulators are cracking down on customer-facing content. Companies are seeing approvals take longer, partner bank requirements grow stricter, and compliance risks increase. Warrant’s AI agent was purpose-built to cut through that chaos. Early adopters—including Holdings, Future Money, and Relli—are using Warrant to reduce marketing review times from an industry average of six hours to just 15 minutes. Teams leverage Warrant to speed up partner bank reviews, streamline legal and compliance approvals, and keep marketing and sales campaigns moving—without sacrificing safety or regulatory rigor. AI That Learns. Compliance That Scales. Unlike traditional tools that rely on static, outdated regulations, Warrant’s AI analyzes a constantly updated stream of enforcement actions, regulatory press releases, and sanctions—giving teams a complete picture of what regulators are focused on today. It learns what approved content looks like within each organization and makes intelligent suggestions tailored to their brand voice and risk tolerance. This ensures faster approvals, fewer bottlenecks, and a proactive compliance process that scales as companies grow—keeping teams protected and ahead of emerging risks. With this new funding, Warrant will expand its development of webhooks and integrations across the entire marketing, sales, and customer experience (CX) tech stack. Warrant’s proactive approach allows companies to embed compliance checks directly into the tools their teams already use, reducing risk from overlooked content and extending compliance across the entire organization. Built by Experts in Marketing, Compliance, and AI Warrant’s founding team brings deep expertise in marketing, financial services, and AI. CEO and Founder Austin Carroll previously led financial product marketing at Mercury and Brex, and served as a Product Manager at Capital One, where she experienced firsthand how compliance bottlenecks slow down marketing teams. CTO Daniel Chopson was formerly Chief Technical Officer and Co-Founder at Cove.Tool, where he pioneered the use of AI to interpret federal, state, and local regulations, and also held key engineering roles at Sage. Warrant’s team is supported by advisors from Dave, American Express, Melio, Brex, and current regulators. “Marketing compliance has become a major bottleneck for companies in regulated industries,” said Matt Patterson, Partner at Brickyard. “Warrant is solving a massive pain point by enabling marketing and sales teams to move faster without increasing risk. Their AI-driven approach not only streamlines approvals but also ensures that compliance becomes a seamless part of the creative process. We’re thrilled to back Austin, Daniel, and the Warrant team as they build the future of marketing compliance.” About Warrant Warrant is the AI-powered marketing compliance platform for financial services, insurance, and real estate. The team of marketers, AI engineers, and compliance experts transforms complex regulations into intelligent AI systems that adapt to evolving laws, enforcement actions, and industry standards. The system continuously learns from each organization’s past approvals to provide smarter suggestions that reflect a company’s unique brand voice and risk tolerance. Marketing and compliance teams use Warrant to accelerate reviews, reduce regulatory risk, and ensure every customer-facing asset is compliant—enabling proactive, organization-wide compliance at scale. For more information, visit www.hellowarrant.com Media Contact source PRnewswire

Wix Launches Astro, an AI-powered Assistant for Site and Business Management

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NEW YORK – Wix.com Ltd. (NASDAQ: WIX), the leading SaaS website builder platform globally1, today announced the launch of Astro, its AI-powered business assistant. This innovative tool simplifies the user experience by allowing users to query and perform various business and back-office tasks directly from the chat interface. Astro marks the beginning of a series of agents that will be rolled out to Wix users, setting the stage for enhanced productivity and providing more opportunities to monetize and grow their businesses.  Astro provides users with seamless access to essential tools and insights, enhancing efficiency and simplifying site operations. Integrated throughout the dashboard, the assistant allows users to ask questions, optimize site settings, complete tasks, and discover useful features. By guiding users toward relevant tools and add-ons, Astro is expected to drive app installations, increase package upgrades, and encourage the adoption of premium features, ultimately improving collections and helping reduce churn. “Astro seamlessly integrates powerful capabilities into a single interface, making it easier than ever for users to manage their businesses efficiently,” said Guy Sopher, Head of the AI Platform Group at Wix. “With this being the largest collection of skills we’ve ever incorporated into a single assistant at Wix, boasting hundreds of different skills and capabilities, with more added every day, Astro acts as a trusted guide, Astro provides real-time insights and personalized recommendations to help users optimize their sites. By streamlining workflows and simplifying access to essential tools, it empowers users to accomplish more in less time. As they engage more deeply with the platform’s features, they can ultimately unlock greater opportunities for growth, visibility, and business success.” Capabilities of the business assistant include: Astro is for Wix and Wix Studio users in English, gradually rolling out in other languages. Learn more about Wix’s AI solutions here. source globenewswire

AppsFlyer and NAVER Announce Audience Integration to Enhance Digital Marketing Capabilities

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SAN FRANCISCO & SEOUL, South Korea-)–AppsFlyer, the global leader in marketing measurement, attribution, and data analytics, has announced a new integration of AppsFlyer Audiences with NAVER. The integration enhances audience targeting on NAVER, maximizing the impact of marketing campaigns by targeting AppsFlyer’s predefined audience segments for improved precision. This integration enables advertisers to build granular user cohorts, measure, and optimize campaign performance. AppsFlyer will now provide seamless audience activation and real-time performance insights within NAVER’s advertising platform. Audiences created in the AppsFlyer dashboard will be automatically transferred to NAVER and updated daily, enabling advertisers to target users with the most up-to-date audience segments. This allows businesses to reach high-intent potential customers with personalized ads, quickly identify top-performing audiences, and optimize ad spend for maximum efficiency. With automated audience integration, brands can streamline campaign management by eliminating manual uploads and ensuring the latest segmentation data is always applied. “We’re proud to strengthen our collaboration with NAVER to deliver smarter, privacy-first marketing solutions,” said Ronen Mense, President and Managing Director of APAC at AppsFlyer. “This integration brings together NAVER’s scale and AppsFlyer’s expertise as the global standard for measurement, helping Korean brands drive meaningful, data-driven growth in an increasingly complex digital landscape.” “NAVER is proud to expand our AppsFlyer integration with the addition of AppsFlyer Audiences,” said Jaeyoung Han, VP of Business Development at NAVER. “Together, we are enabling advertisers to maximize their marketing efficiency and deliver more relevant experiences to users with enhanced segmentation capabilities.” This enhanced integration is already showing promising results for businesses leveraging both platforms. Eunseo Son, Performance Marketing Team Lead, Woowa Brothers, a leading food delivery and local commerce platform in South Korea, shared their experience: “The integration of AppsFlyer Audiences with NAVER will help us overcome the limitations of previous targeting configurations. The ability to automatically sync and update finely segmented audiences directly from AppsFlyer to NAVER’s Performance Display Ads will greatly improve both targeting accuracy and operational efficiency. We plan to continue leveraging AppsFlyer Audiences to better identify and engage high-potential users across the NAVER ecosystem.” About AppsFlyer AppsFlyer helps brands make good choices for their business and their customers with its advanced measurement, data analytics, deep linking, engagement, fraud protection, data clean room, and privacy-preserving technologies. Built on the idea that brands can increase customer privacy while providing exceptional experiences, AppsFlyer empowers thousands of creators and technology partners to create better, more meaningful customer relationships. To learn more, visit www.appsflyer.com. source -(BUSINESS WIRE

Marketing Hiring Rebounds in Q1 2025, Led by Senior Roles and Performance-Focused Disciplines, According to Taligence Report

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New report analyzes over 90,000 active marketing job listings and reveals key trends in hiring, salary transparency, and remote work across the U.S. NEW YORK, April 9, 2025 — Amid rising economic uncertainty and mounting pressures such as new tariffs and a historic Wall Street selloff, marketing hiring in the U.S. showed notable resilience in Q1 2025, according to a new report released today by Executive Search firm Taligence, in collaboration with Aspen Technology Labs, a global leader in labor market intelligence.The U.S. Marketing Jobs Report Q1 2025 analyzes more than 90,000 active job listings across client-side, full-time marketing roles and provides a data-driven look at how hiring patterns are shifting across job levels, disciplines, regions, salary transparency, and remote work. Key Findings from the Report: The report also highlights a modest slowdown in hiring speed, with the average posting duration increasing by three days to 31. This trend may signal more cautious decision-making by employers amid ongoing economic volatility. “Behind every data point is a deeper story. The rise in senior marketing roles, stronger pay visibility, and steady entry-level demand all signal a labor market that still prizes creativity, leadership, and growth – even in the face of economic volatility,” said Michael Wright, CEO of Taligence. “That said, the next quarter will be critical in revealing the true resilience and direction of the market. With growing concerns around recession and stagflation, we’ll be closely monitoring the numbers – together with our partners at Aspen Technology Labs – to better understand the risks and, hopefully, uncover new opportunities for the marketing professionals we care deeply about.” “The Q1 2025 data shows that, even amid economic headwinds, the marketing labor market continues to evolve with strength at the top. Companies are investing in senior, performance-driven roles, and the rise of product marketing as the highest-paid discipline underscores how critical product strategy has become to business growth. However, given the uncertainty in the global business markets, we expect hiring managers will be quite discriminating and perhaps slower to complete hires. Only time will tell.” said Michael Woodrow, President, Aspen Technology Labs, Inc. About Taligence LLC Taligence is an executive search and talent intelligence firm specializing in helping businesses find and hire top-tier marketing professionals. Our data-driven insights provide companies and talented people with the tools they need to navigate today’s complex job market. Learn more at www.taligence.net About Aspen Technology Labs, Inc. Aspen Technology Labs (Aspen) is a global leader in web data management services, labor market intelligence, and recruitment technology founded in 2008. The company is headquartered in Aspen, Colorado, and has teams throughout the U.S. and Europe. Aspen provides web scraping and data/analytics services for a wide variety of industries. Aspen’s teams are constantly working to increase the number of companies and jobs in the database and to improve the quality and extraction of additional data. Aspen’s JobMarketPulse is a powerful, real-time labor market intelligence tool that assists Aspen customers in staying in front of the challenging labor market. To learn more, visit AspenTechLabs.com. source /PRNewswire/

Treasure Data Appoints Rafael Flores as Chief Product Officer to Lead Next Era of AI-Driven Customer Data Platform Innovation

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif-Treasure Data, the Intelligent Customer Data Platform (CDP) built for enterprise scale and powered by AI, today announced the appointment of Rafael (“Rafa”) Flores as its new Chief Product Officer (CPO). Flores returns to Treasure Data after most recently serving as VP of Product at 6sense, where he led groundbreaking work in generative and predictive AI, embedded CDP, and revenue-generating product strategy.As CPO, Flores will drive Treasure Data’s product roadmap into its next phase of innovation, further solidifying its position as an Intelligent CDP, powered by AI, which helps enterprises increase revenue, reduce costs, and deliver hyper-personalized customer experiences at scale. This is critically important in today’s market, as global brands cannot compromise on security, compliance, and agility, especially as they embrace AI. “Treasure Data is uniquely positioned to lead the CDP market into the uncharted waters of AI – ensuring that large companies can power their cost-saving, efficiency-driving agentic AI initiatives with the same attention to data accuracy, privacy, and governance that fuels the rest of their customer engagement strategies,” said Flores. “I’m excited to return to Treasure Data to build upon its incredible foundation of being a market-leading CDP and ensure brands are equipped to meet the moment of AI.” Leading with AI and data to drive business outcomes Flores’ appointment comes at a pivotal time as Treasure Data doubles down on its vision for AI-first innovation, measurable outcomes and results, and faster time to value across its global customer base. His priorities include: A proven leader in product strategy and AI at scale Flores brings deep experience scaling enterprise-grade SaaS platforms and building product organizations rooted in customer value, operational rigor, and speed to innovation. His return strengthens Treasure Data’s leadership bench as the company accelerates momentum across global markets, following significant customer adoption in industries like retail, CPG, and automotive. “Rafa is a visionary with a rare combination of product depth, operational focus, and knowledge of global markets,” said Kaz Ohta, CEO and co-founder of Treasure Data. “He understands what enterprise customers expect from an Intelligent CDP, and what customers need from a CDP as they bring AI into ways of working. His leadership will be key as we enter the next phase of our journey and bring even more value to our customers through intelligent data and embedded AI.” Built for the AI era, designed for enterprise scale Treasure Data stands apart in the CDP market with a platform purpose-built—not retrofitted—for the AI era. Unlike stitched-together cloud suites and expensive warehouse-native stacks that tend to prioritize complexity over outcomes, Treasure Data starts with the business user in mind. Benefits of working with Treasure Data include: About Treasure Data Treasure Data is the intelligent customer data platform (CDP) built for enterprise scale and powered by AI. Treasure Data empowers the world’s largest and most innovative companies to deliver hyper-personalized customer experiences at scale that increase revenue, reduce costs, and build trust. Visit www.treasuredata.com to learn more. source .–(BUSINESS WIRE)-

BrightEdge AI Catalyst Completes Search Picture for Brands to Win in AI Era

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SAN MATEO, Calif., April 09, 2025 — BrightEdge, the global leader in AI-driven organic search, content, and digital marketing automation, today announced BrightEdge AI Catalyst—the first all-in-one solution that enables brands to expand beyond traditional search strategies by tracking, understanding, and influencing their presence across generative AI search engines. By uniting BrightEdge’s enterprise-grade AI with deep, real-time, data-driven insights in a single platform, AI Catalyst allows brands to instantly amplify impact, outperform competitors, and confidently navigate AI search engines including ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews.          A New Era of Consumer DiscoveryGenerative AI platforms are fundamentally transforming consumer search behavior. AI-driven conversations on platforms like Google’s AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity have quickly become key points of consumer engagement and brand discovery. Recent BrightEdge data shows that total referrals from AI-first search engines—ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude—all grew steadily in March, with respective increases of 19%, 12%, 19% and 166%. This steady rise underscores the urgency: AI platforms are rapidly capturing significant market share, with AI-driven responses increasingly determining brand visibility and consumer choices. “The shift toward generative AI search isn’t just changing how consumers find brands—it’s reshaping entire industries,” said Jim Yu, CEO and Co-founder of BrightEdge. “Brands know they need to participate, but are flying blind in this evolving landscape. BrightEdge AI Catalyst removes uncertainty, providing clarity, strategic insights, and actionable optimizations so brands can confidently claim their space in this new frontier.” Why BrightEdge: Proven Leadership Meets AI InnovationWith over 18 years of industry leadership, billions of search queries tracked, and a client base featuring over half of the Fortune 500, BrightEdge has unmatched credibility and data depth. AI Catalyst leverages this extensive experience and powerful data to deliver an unparalleled understanding of brand presence across generative AI platforms. “BrightEdge has always been at the forefront, helping brands navigate digital shifts—from traditional SEO to mobile, voice, and now generative AI,” said Albert Gouyet, VP of Operations at BrightEdge. “AI Catalyst is the next step in our evolution, providing brands and agencies with insights and practical solutions needed to ensure their content and messaging resonate everywhere consumers interact with AI.” BrightEdge AI CatalystBrightEdge’s new comprehensive solution builds upon the company’s leading intelligence and data to deliver brands the full picture of where they are winning and losing in AI conversations as well as how to act on that intelligence. With AI Catalyst, all BrightEdge customers benefit from: Tailored for Enterprises, Mid-Market Companies, and Digital Marketing AgenciesNo other solution can offer the breadth of BrightEdge’s full-scope platform, which now offers insights and proactive strategies for traditional search engines, AI search engines, and the growing impact of AI on traditional search. BrightEdge AI Catalyst delivers targeted benefits across market segments: BrightEdge AI Catalyst is available now for all customers. To sign up or learn more about BrightEdge AI Catalyst visit: https://www.brightedge.com/ai-catalyst. About BrightEdgeBrightEdge, the global leader in Enterprise SEO and content performance, empowers digital marketers to transform online opportunities into tangible business results. Its all-in-one platform provides organizations with crucial market insights and intelligent AI-driven solutions. The BrightEdge platform contains the industry’s most unique and extensive data set that connects key search, social, content, and digital media data points. Its deep-learning engine, DataMind, has been powering SEO AI-driven solutions since 2015, allowing marketers to benefit from high-fidelity data-led insights and automated action. Over 57% of Fortune 100 companies and nine of the top ten international agencies trust BrightEdge to help them provide the best performance by becoming an integral part of the digital experience. source (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)

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