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Why every tech giant wants to look like a cybersecurity company in the AI era

Why every tech giant wants to look like a cybersecurity company in the AI era
MarketWatch Sunday 02 August 2026, 11:30 UTC By Hannah Pedone 1 min read
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As AI agents break free, tech giants are racing to turn cybersecurity into a core feature of their businesses.

As AI agents break free, tech giants are racing to turn cybersecurity into a core feature of their businesses. [Image text:] servicenow mastercard Google Microsoft IEM
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