Exabeam

10/20/2026

Myth: AI replaces SOC analysts
Verdict: Busted

Four myths about the agentic SOC keep coming up in board meetings, analyst Slack channels, and vendor evaluations. Does AI make the security call? Does it eliminate investigations? Do AI agents need their own security oversight?

We're breaking down all four, with the real story behind each one.

Read the full blog: https://ow.ly/h7X150ZZt5F

Four myths are slowing agentic SOC adoption. Here’s the real story behind what AI does in security operations.

10/13/2026

Ask a security leader what scares them most right now, and the answer isn't hackers. It's their own AI agents.

We surveyed 600 security and finance leaders, and 48% now rank AI agents with excessive, compromised, or unintended access as the single greatest threat to their organization — ahead of external attackers, human insiders, and basically everything else.

AI agents move fast, touch everything, and nobody's fully aware of how. So, your biggest insider might not be human.

Read our new research report: https://ow.ly/5QX850ZXgVE

10/12/2026

An attacker doesn't need to look suspicious. They just need to look like a normal user long enough to access sensitive data.

Rules-based detection is tough in this scenario because the credentials are valid. Behavioral analytics solves this by baselining normal activity for every user and asset, then scoring deviations. An example is a login from a location that account has never used, or a new device suddenly requesting authentication tickets.

From credential theft to lateral movement and data exfiltration, insider threat use cases are multiplying. Dynamic risk scoring cuts investigation time from hours to minutes across all of them.

See how it works: https://ow.ly/nfTu50ZWT4f

10/08/2026

AI agents are emerging as a new type of enterprise identity, capable of making decisions, accessing sensitive data, and taking action across enterprise systems using valid credentials.

In the first session of our new Securing the Agentic Enterprise webinar series, learn:

✅ What makes an enterprise “agentic” and why AI agents behave like digital insiders
✅ How AI agents are creating new visibility gaps and security risks
✅ Why behavior over time reveals AI-driven risks that traditional tools often overlook
✅ A practical four-step framework for governing AI agents without slowing innovation

Register now: https://ow.ly/Rojz50ZVUFz

10/07/2026

Cyber Magazine looks at how Exabeam is advancing the Agentic SOC, including Exabeam Nova triaging an average case in about 10 minutes, 30x faster than a human analyst.

Steve Wilson, Chief AI and Product Officer at Exabeam, says the Agentic SOC is "defined by how effectively people and AI agents work together"

10/07/2026

Help Net Security covers the latest Exabeam innovations bringing AI-assisted investigation, stronger visibility into AI agent activity, and measurable security outcomes across cloud and self-hosted environments.

From Exabeam Nova AI and Agent Behavior Analytics to new capabilities for LogRhythm SIEM, these updates help security teams move faster while keeping human judgment, governance, and control at the center.

Read the article: https://ow.ly/wxsa50ZV6ix

Exabeam expands its Agentic SOC with AI investigation, ex*****on, visibility and governance updates that keep analysts in control.

10/06/2026

Duncan Riley at SiliconANGLE takes a closer look at how Exabeam is advancing the agentic SOC.

His reporting highlights a shift underway: AI agents are moving from point assistance to persistent investigation, while human judgment remains central to how security teams prioritize and respond. He also examines how that direction extends across cloud and on-premises environments, from Exabeam Nova and Agent Behavior Analytics to new options for organizations securing AI activity in LogRhythm SIEM.

The result is a useful look at where security operations are heading: closer collaboration between analysts and AI, with behavior providing the context needed to make that collaboration effective.

Read the article: https://ow.ly/XOkE50ZVaI5

Exabeam's Nova AI agent becomes a persistent investigator as LogRhythm gets AI updates - SiliconANGLE

10/02/2026

AI agents are changing the insider risk conversation and the market is taking notice.

Enterprise Times' Steve Brooks took a close look at our new research, The Agentic Insider: From Monitoring to Understanding, and highlighted one of its most important implications: organizations need to move beyond simply monitoring AI agent activity to understanding behavior in context.

His takeaway: the research validates the growing need for Agent Behavior Analytics and stronger correlation across systems as enterprises adapt to a new class of insider risk.

That independent perspective reinforces the thought leadership behind this research, and the urgency of preparing security teams for an agentic enterprise.

Read the Enterprise Times analysis: https://ow.ly/K5Hb50ZT9a6

Exabeam's new research report reveals a critical security shift. 48% of leaders rank AI agents as their top threat, surpassing external attackers and

10/02/2026

Running LogRhythm SIEM on-prem? The October 2026 release modernizes your self-hosted SOC without moving sensitive data to a public cloud.

What's new:
• An in-place migration from Elasticsearch to OpenSearch for faster search and indexing
• A self-service reporting engine with customizable compliance reports you can schedule for audits
• New collectors for ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and GitHub Copilot to log and track enterprise AI risk
• A community MCP server that connects local GenAI models to your SIEM data for queries, investigations, and alert triage

Plus Advanced Intelligence Engine, API, routing, and collector updates that cut admin friction and clean up telemetry.

See what's new: https://ow.ly/iNrK50ZTC3o

See how the October 2026 LogRhythm SIEM release improves search, reporting, AI monitoring, and administration.