AI Cybersecurity
Three cutting-edge AI security offerings we're building for 2026 — built around where attacks are actually headed, not where they used to be. Currently in development — join the list to be first in line.
AI agents are probing your APIs at machine speed.
Starting in 2026, AI security and API security are converging. Attackers now point AI agents at your APIs to find weaknesses no human review would catch — things like broken object-level authorization or missing machine-to-machine authentication — and exploit them in seconds, not weeks.
- Runtime behavioral monitoring in place of static, rule-based defenses
- Transactional authorization that verifies intent on every request, not just at login
- Continuous scanning built for machine-speed, machine-volume traffic
- Detection tuned to the exact weaknesses AI agents are trained to find first
Why it matters: per Wallarm's research, 97% of API attacks succeed with a single request, and over a third of AI-related vulnerabilities involve APIs. Incidents like the ServiceNow "BodySnatcher" vulnerability show how one small API identification flaw can turn into a full system compromise.
AI agents defending against AI agents.
Autonomous AI agents can already run reconnaissance, exploit vulnerabilities, and move laterally across a network without a human at the keyboard. The only way to keep pace is a Security Operations Center that runs the same way.
- Agentic AI handling triage instead of a queue waiting on human review
- 24/7 monitoring that never clocks out or misses a shift change
- Automated incident response that contains threats in real time
- Escalation to your team only when a human judgment call is actually needed
Why it matters: Security Operations Centers are shifting to agentic models because attacks that move at machine speed can't be caught by a team working at human speed.
You can't block what you don't know exists.
Employees are already feeding sensitive company data into public AI tools they found on their own — creating data leaks security teams never see coming. Discovery comes first, then control.
- Mapping every AI tool actually in use across your organization, not just the approved list
- Unauthorized tools blocked at the network level
- Approved, sandboxed AI tools that sanitize data before it ever leaves your environment
- Protection against prompt injection and unauthorized agentic AI actions, using tools like Prompt Security by SentinelOne
Why it matters: full visibility into how AI is actually being used inside your business — not just the tools you signed off on.
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