Today, I am delighted to dive deeper into our recent announcement, the acquisition of TrojAI and explore in a little more detail what that means to customers of A10 networks.

This acquisition is not a change in direction. It is an acceleration of a strategy we have been building for the past two years which is helping enterprises securely adopt AI technologies as data center architectures evolve and AI systems move into production at scale.

TrojAI delivers capabilities that directly align with A10’s AI security strategy and materially accelerate our product roadmap. The acquisition of TrojAI directly advances A10’s long-term objective to build a comprehensive enterprise AI security suite. This is not an overlap or consolidation of similar tools. TrojAI adds production-grade AI security infrastructure that helps translate A10’s model intelligence into deployable protections for enterprise workflows. The synergy provides an immediate, low-friction acceleration of our AI security mission: no application instrumentation, no custom architecture work, and no heavy deployment lift.

TrojAI’s customer base includes Fortune 50 organizations, providing strong market validation of both the urgency of AI security challenges and the effectiveness of its solutions. Its platform maturity reflects repeated enterprise feedback cycles, and its team brings AI safety and infrastructure engineering expertise that strengthens A10’s execution capacity.

TrojAI’s strengths in production-grade red teaming, runtime AI firewall enforcement, agentic protocol support, and browser-based endpoint protection significantly expand the speed and scope of what we can deliver to customers.

Further, TrojAI’s native compatibility with the Model Context Protocol positions A10 early in securing agentic AI workflows — an area where enterprise demand is emerging rapidly and where TrojAI is meaningfully ahead of our internal roadmap.

One of the most powerful aspects of this acquisition is the feedback loop it creates. Red-teaming findings from Troj Detect inform model updates and guardrail intelligence improvements in near real time. This continuously trains A10’s AI models against threat vectors observed in production at Fortune 50 scale.

This acquisition expands not only our product capabilities, but also our engineering bandwidth and AI specialization at a critical moment in market evolution. Combined with A10’s proprietary guardrail models and model intelligence, the capabilities expand our enterprise AI security portfolio and strengthen the growth story for customers and investors: faster roadmap execution, and differentiated protection across ADC, DDoS, application, API, and AI security.

A10’s global footprint, operational scale, and deep enterprise relationships provide TrojAI with growth opportunities that would be difficult to achieve independently. The combined portfolio positions A10 distinctly in the market by offering capabilities that pure-play AI security vendors cannot match in terms of networking depth, deployment scale, and platform maturity, while also moving faster and more decisively than larger infrastructure providers that are still early in AI-specific security productization, all while preserving and strengthening A10’s established leadership in ADC, DDoS protection, and application security.

With this acquisition the A10 Networks portfolio is positioned to help customers deliver and secure AI-enabled applications at scale, to secure agentic applications and workflows, ensuring the ongoing operational safety of deployed models. Coupled with our existing infrastructure elements, and leading application and API defense platform, we are positioned to secure the applications of tomorrow, today. Together, we can bring AI security innovation to the world’s largest organizations with the reliability, scalability, and support they expect from A10.

I couldn’t be more excited to both welcome TrojAI into the A10 team and engage customers and prospects with this new, amazing solution to secure enterprise AI deployments.