Exabeam has been named a Google Unified Security Recommended Partner, further strengthening its integration with Google Security Operations and enabling organizations to improve insider threat detection through advanced behavioral analytics.
The recognition highlights the growing importance of behavioral intelligence as enterprises increasingly deploy AI agents alongside human employees. While many security platforms focus on individual events and alerts, Exabeam’s approach analyzes behavioral patterns over time, helping security teams identify threats that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Through the integration of Exabeam New-Scale Analytics with Google Security Operations, organizations can gain deeper insight into insider risks, detect suspicious behavior earlier, reduce false positives, and prioritize investigations more effectively across both human users and AI agents.
“Security teams are struggling with alert overload. What they’re missing is insight into the behaviors that represent real risk to their enterprise. Our work with Google Cloud brings this behavioral intelligence directly into Google Security Operations, helping customers identify abnormal activity across both human users and AI agents,” said Pete Harteveld, CEO, Exabeam.
The partnership comes at a time when enterprises are rapidly adopting autonomous AI agents that access applications, execute workflows, and interact with sensitive business systems. Although individual actions may appear legitimate, the cumulative pattern of activity can signal compromised accounts, malicious insiders, or potentially risky AI agent behavior.
“Security teams are struggling with alert overload. What they’re missing is insight into the behaviors that represent real risk to their enterprise. Our work with Google Cloud brings this behavioral intelligence directly into Google Security Operations, helping customers identify abnormal activity in the context of behavior across both human users and AI agents,” said Pete Harteveld, CEO of Exabeam.
Exabeam’s behavioral intelligence capabilities establish baseline activity patterns for both human and non-human identities, enabling organizations to identify subtle anomalies and emerging risks before they escalate into serious incidents. By focusing on behavior rather than isolated events, security teams can gain greater context and make more informed decisions during investigations.
Another advantage of the integration is operational efficiency. Since both Google Security Operations and the Exabeam New-Scale Security Operations Platform run on Google Cloud, customers can share security data between platforms without incurring data egress charges, reducing complexity and streamlining security operations.
As AI adoption accelerates across enterprises, the partnership aims to provide organizations with a stronger foundation for securing both human and machine identities, while improving visibility, governance, and threat detection across increasingly complex digital environments.
