Airties Adds Cybersecurity to AI-Driven Connectivity Platform
Airties has expanded its AI-driven connectivity platform with integrated cybersecurity capabilities. The new features aim to protect homes and small businesses from network threats.
PARIS, Sept. 24, 2026 – Airties, a provider of AI-driven software for improving internet service provider (ISP) subscriber experiences, today announced new integrated cybersecurity features for its connectivity platform. These capabilities are designed to help ISPs detect and remediate threats to connected homes and small businesses.
The new cybersecurity integration transforms the router into a primary defense layer, providing comprehensive protection for all devices on the network without requiring customers to install separate software. This addresses a market where average homes face 29 cyberattacks daily, and 80% of consumers expect their internet provider to offer security services.
Metin Taskin, CEO and co-founder of Airties, emphasized that cybersecurity within the home and business router must serve as the frontline defense in today's proliferation of connected devices and AI-driven attacks. He noted that many operators are forced to combine solutions from multiple vendors, which fails to provide a complete picture of network activity. Airties' platform, already spanning over 50 million homes, offers a unique view into network activity and an integrated defense line.
The platform now offers two tiers of protection. The first is mass-market security, which safeguards the entire home or small business by blocking malicious websites, filtering content, and providing parental controls. The second tier is advanced security, including protection for the router and IoT devices, AI-driven threat detection and remediation, and business-focused features. Airties aims to empower ISPs to offer always-on protection to their subscribers and counteract AI-generated threats.