ServiceNow Unveils Six Autonomous Security Solutions Under Shift Zero

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ServiceNow rolled out six new Autonomous Security solutions under its Shift Zero initiative, aiming to catch and fix threats before they become breaches. The security and risk franchise has already crossed $1 billion in annual contract value, with Q2 2026 subscription revenues of $3.88 billion, up 23% year-over-year in constant currency, and a remaining performance obligation base of $29 billion. CEO Bill McDermott noted the unit is growing faster than top standalone cybersecurity peers, aided by a 98% renewal rate, and cyber solutions appeared in 80% of the company's largest contracts. The new release integrates acquired technology from Armis and Veza to provide visibility across connected devices and map permissions across identities, though several components, including the Tier 2 SOC AI Specialist and Vulnerability Resolution AI Specialist, are not scheduled to ship until December 2026.

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ServiceNow launches six new Autonomous Security solutions under Shift Zero, integrating acquired tech from Armis and Veza.

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Armis technology is integrated into ServiceNow's new security solutions, potentially increasing adoption and demand for Armis products.

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Veza technology is integrated into ServiceNow's new security solutions, potentially increasing adoption and demand for Veza products.

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