A new intelligence layer for every endpoint
DUBAI, July 1, 2026. UNOUEM today announced the general availability of AI-Powered Threat Detection, a machine-learning engine that continuously analyzes device behavior across every managed endpoint to surface threats that signature-based tools miss.
The new engine builds a behavioral baseline for each device: which processes run, which networks it talks to and how its users authenticate. Deviations from that baseline are scored, correlated and, where confidence is high, acted on automatically.
What customers get
AI-Powered Threat Detection ships to all UNOUEM customers at no additional cost and is enabled with a single policy toggle. Detections feed directly into device risk scores, so adaptive Zero Trust policies tighten access the moment a device begins behaving abnormally.
Early-access customers report that roughly a third of confirmed incidents in their environments were surfaced first by the behavioral engine, before any signature or rule existed for the attack.
Availability
The engine is live today across all regions for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS endpoints. Detection dashboards, incident timelines and automated response actions are included in the standard console with no separate module to license.
“Attackers stopped reusing known tools years ago. Detection has to learn each fleet's normal and spot the abnormal, and that is exactly what we built.” · A UNOUEM spokesperson