Samsung SDS Boosts Cloud Security with AI Partnerships

Samsung SDS is partnering with U.S.-based AI security startup XBOW and Korean cloud security firm Tatum Security. These partnerships aim to strengthen its AI-powered cloud security capabilities. The goal is to enhance Samsung SDS's end-to-end cloud security framework, covering vulnerability detection, integrated monitoring, and incident response. This will help customers adopt and operate AI and cloud environments more securely. What's interesting is that XBOW, founded in 2024, topped a major bug bounty platform in June 2025, showing it can find vulnerabilities faster and more accurately than human hackers. Samsung SDS will use XBOW's AI-driven penetration testing to identify security weaknesses. The company is also working with Tatum Security to strengthen integrated security monitoring in multi-cloud environments. Tatum provides cloud security solutions for unified management across major cloud platforms. The bottom line is that these collaborations will help businesses better protect themselves against growing security threats as they use more AI and cloud technologies.