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This article introduces Sysdig Secure AI, a platform leveraging agentic AI to automate cloud security operations at machine speed in response to the accelerating threat landscape. By grounding autonomous agents in runtime intelligence, the system aims to close the gap between vulnerability discovery and remediation that human teams can no longer bridge against AI-first attackers. The core value lies in shifting from manual operator workflows to fully orchestrated, real-time defense mechanisms powered by large language models.
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Introducing Sysdig Secure AI: Your expert AI security team

Sysdig Blog7 min read

Sysdig Secure AI puts expert AI agents to work investigating, prioritizing, and acting on cloud security risk in real time, grounded in Sysdig's runtime intelligence. Teams choose how to use it across Agentic AI, Headless Cloud Security, and the GenAI Assistant, as security shifts from human-speed operators to machine-speed orchestration.

Today, we’re launching Sysdig Secure AI, an extension of the Sysdig Secure platform that equips your organization with an expert AI security team. Secure AI packages Sysdig’s runtime intelligence and years of expertise to empower AI agents to run cloud security for you. We’re changing how security operates to stay ahead of attackers who have gone AI-first. Earlier this year, Anthropic’s Claude Mythos showed the security world how frontier AI models can autonomously discover and exploit vulnerabilities, including weaknesses that sat unnoticed in mature codebases for years. Models with advanced reasoning capabilities are multiplying, and skills once reserved for elite threat actors are becoming available to attackers of every skill level. You can see the consequences on the Zero Day Clock, which tracks how long it takes attackers to begin exploiting a…

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