New Capabilities Deliver Unified AI Investigations, Measurable Posture Insights, and Advanced Behavioral Detection for Safer AI Adoption
Exabeam, a global leader in intelligence and automation for security operations, has introduced the industry’s first connected system designed to protect organizations from risks associated with AI usage and AI agent activity. This breakthrough extends Exabeam’s market-leading User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) to include AI agent behavior analytics, centralized investigation workflows, and actionable security posture insights.
As enterprises accelerate AI adoption, many face challenges such as agents sharing sensitive data, overriding policies, or making unsanctioned changes without clear accountability. Exabeam’s latest release addresses these risks by unifying AI-related investigations and providing structured, measurable insights into security posture. The platform offers maturity tracking, targeted recommendations, and advanced analytics to model emerging agent behaviors—helping security teams detect anomalies early and strengthen resilience.
“AI Security Starts with Understanding Agent Behavior”
Steve Wilson, Chief AI and Product Officer at Exabeam
“Securing AI agents requires more than static guardrails; it demands behavioral insight,” said Steve Wilson, Chief AI and Product Officer at Exabeam. “We pioneered UEBA for AI agents, and this release builds on that leadership by giving security teams the tools to identify risk, investigate quickly, and continuously improve defenses.”
Pete Harteveld, CEO of Exabeam, added, “Executives need visibility into AI agent behavior and confidence in their security posture. These capabilities provide that clarity and a roadmap for safe, responsible AI adoption.”
Key features include:
- AI Agent Behavior Analytics: Detect deviations from normal patterns and identify risky actions.
- Unified Investigation: Centralized timelines for AI activity to accelerate response.
- Posture Insights: Continuous maturity tracking and recommendations for improving AI security.
Industry analysts predict AI agent oversight will become a core security category by 2026. With this launch, Exabeam positions itself as the first mover in AI agent behavior analytics—a discipline set to define enterprise security in the era of intelligent automation.
