aiqbench analysis
Exabeam is evolving its security operations platforms by integrating persistent AI agents that handle investigative legwork under human supervision, leveraging models like Claude for natural-language command execution. This shift toward "agentic" workflows aims to accelerate incident response while maintaining human oversight over critical judgment calls. The updates represent a significant step in productizing autonomous AI agents specifically for enterprise cybersecurity investigations.
Exabeam’s Nova AI agent becomes a persistent investigator as LogRhythm gets AI updates
Behavior intelligence company Exabeam Inc. today introduced a batch of new artificial intelligence features that push its cloud-based New-Scale platform further into agent-driven investigations. The company’s on-premises LogRhythm security information and event management platform is also getting an AI-focused update. The updates are part of Exabeam’s move toward what it calls the agentic security operations […] The post Exabeam’s Nova AI agent becomes a persistent investigator as LogRhythm gets AI updates appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Behavior intelligence company Exabeam Inc. today introduced a batch of new artificial intelligence features that push its cloud-based New-Scale platform further into agent-driven investigations. The company’s on-premises LogRhythm security information and event management platform is also getting an AI-focused update. The updates are part of Exabeam’s move toward what it calls the agentic security operations center, where AI agents take on much of the investigative legwork under an…
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