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SIEM systems are increasingly struggling to keep pace with the complexities of modern cybersecurity challenges. The emergence of AI Powered SOC Analysts has raised the question of whether SIEMs can be replaced.
An agentic SOC puts AI agents to work across SOC functions, with people directing and checking the work. How it works, how roles shift, and how teams build one.
AI is making it possible for criminal networks to target far more Americans and American organizations without needing far more people. That changes the scale of cybercrime. AI Is Changing the Math Fraud, phishing, impersonation, ransomware and other cyber-enabled crimes can increasingly be automated, personalized and repeated across huge numbers of targets. Criminal groups can […]
Four AI agents reasoning over one Security Data Fabric connect exposure management and response into a single motion. Exposure feeds response; response feeds exposure.
Tuskira has been named in the 2026 Gartner Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Generative AI report. Our view on what an AI agent has to earn before it acts on its own.
An autonomous SOC runs AI agents that investigate and respond to every alert end-to-end, with analysts holding the approval gate. What the term means, how it beats SOAR, and how to measure it.
Every 'best security automation tools' list ranks its own product first. Skip the ranking: a vendor-neutral capability map of seven jobs and three tool types.
Automated security remediation covers two very different things: fire-on-trigger playbooks and AI that reasons before it acts. Here's which one earns trust.
AI does not need to invent a new class of cyberattack. It only needs to make attacker iteration cheap. Why the attack loop is compressing faster than the defensive loop, and where decision latency really hides.
Learn how a security data fabric connects assets, identities, vulnerabilities, controls, and detections to model reachability, breach paths, and real security risk.
This is where the Astra announcement deserves more scrutiny. OpenAI says it cannot rule out that Astra has reached its highest category of cybersecurity capability, “Critical.” That sounds like a major new threshold. But before accepting that conclusion, there is an obvious question: what can Astra do that today’s frontier models — including OpenAI’s current […]
Automated alert grouping is when related malicious alerts are automatically grouped into cases so that analysts have fewer alerts to act on and the threat picture is complete. The post Deep dive into Case Intelligence – alert grouping and beyond appeared first on Radiant Security.
Your security tool ROI stalls when no one has the hours to operate the stack. See how the Agentic SOC turns existing spend into value for your 2027 budget.
You do not need more security tools; you need the capacity to run them. An AI SOC Analyst investigates every alert in minutes across the stack you already own.
See the six security operations center challenges that define 2026, from alert overload to disconnected tools, and how AI SOC agents help teams fix each one.
Radiant public REST API: so your team can read and act on Radiant data programmatically, directly from the external UIs they already use. The post Radiant’s API: automate the operational work from anywhere appeared first on Radiant Security.
We're proud to have been recognized by The Hacker News as the AI SOC platform with the highest triage fidelity in the “Best SOC Automation Solution” category for 2026. The post Radiant Wins “AI SOC Platform with the Highest Triage Fidelity” appeared first on Radiant Security.