Aikido Launches Noon Security Platform Post-Acquisitions, Integrating AI Tool Governance and Employee Protection

Belgian cybersecurity firm Aikido Security announced the launch of Noon, an employee security platform that expands its portfolio from code and cloud security into workforce protection. The platform combines technologies from its September acquisitions of Poland-based Cyberly (focused on AI attack simulation and AI tool risk management) and Belgium-based OutKept (specialized in phishing simulation and security awareness training). Regarding AI tool management, Noon enables enterprises to monitor employee usage of AI models, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and related tools, allowing teams to enforce policies restricting sensitive data in prompts to mitigate leakage risks. In social engineering defense, it intercepts malicious emails that bypass standard filters and simulates multi-channel or deepfake attacks tailored to employee roles. Additionally, the platform guards against malicious software packages, extensions, and AI agent skills, integrates with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, and can export simulation and training data to GRC platforms.

Key takeaways

• Aikido launched the Noon platform by integrating capabilities from acquired firms Cyberly and OutKept to address employee security and AI risks.
• The platform monitors employee usage of AI models, MCP servers, and AI tools, enforcing prompt restrictions on sensitive data to prevent leaks.
• Defenses encompass deepfake and multi-channel social engineering simulations, alongside protection against malicious extensions, AI agent skills, and risky AI tools.
• The system integrates with enterprise suites like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Slack, exporting training records to GRC platforms.