AI-Powered Decision Tools for Agencies and Enterprises

We are delighted to share our new Evolver Integrated Technology Solution called “PREDICT”, which leverages advanced AI algorithms to develop customized predictive analytics software models for specific customer use cases. With this proven patented technology we have the ability to help any U.S. Federal Government agency to improve performance results for specific business, process, or technical challenges via the power of predictive data analytics. Check out the blog post cited below. Regards, Gregg

Your AI agents can read your files, call your APIs, and talk to the internet. That's the "lethal trifecta" — and it's why prompt injection is the attack vector most enterprises still aren't taking seriously. An attacker plants a malicious instruction in a document, email, or webpage. Your agent reads it and executes it with your credentials. You never see it happen. Sophos CISO Ross McKerchar just published one of the clearest, most actionable pieces I've read on this: seven concrete patterns for containing the blast radius of a compromised agent, right now, without waiting for the tooling to catch up. The one that stuck with me: assume the model will be compromised. Stop trying to prevent every injection. Start thinking about segmentation, credential isolation, and audit trails, the same mental model we applied to endpoint security a decade ago. The first high-profile enterprise-scale catastrophe hasn't happened yet. That's the window. Link in the comments 👇

The Canvas disruption during finals week, paired with extortion messaging, was a sharp reminder that operational chaos shows up fast when access, privilege, and ownership are unclear. The first question after any disruption is still simple. Who has access to what. That is usually where the real story starts. The failure mode is rarely a lack of AI. It is unclear identity ownership, stale privilege, and missing accountability. AI just accelerates whatever environment it lands in. If the identity layer is messy, the mess happens faster. For lean IT teams, an identity-first 30-day reset is practical. • Inventory human and service identities. • Map privileged access. • Enforce MFA for admins. • Remove stale access. • Assign ownership and a simple RACI. • Build a basic evidence packet with MFA and endpoint coverage proof. Proof now matters more than promises, and underwriters are asking for MFA and EDR evidence. Autonomous threat detection works best when the foundations are owned, documented, and maintained. Nexasure Defend pairs autonomous threat detection with embedded vCISO guidance, so alerts turn into decisions, evidence turns into momentum, and security becomes a business-first operating rhythm. Happy to meet live to discuss how to prevent these types of attacks in YOUR organization. #CybersecurityLeadership #IdentitySecurity #CyberResiliencePlatform #AutonomousThreatDetection #NeXasure Defend #Frostbow

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/zF7830sVsEA

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/NCVL30sVuZk

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/55LX30sVzBq

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/uLtm30sVsyv

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/rPPs30sVsHX

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/4Qn830sVvMz

One of the most important shifts we’re focused on at Exabeam is helping security teams detect risk when the activity itself looks legitimate. That’s the reality many teams are facing now: valid credentials, approved tools, service accounts, automation, and AI agents all taking action across the enterprise. Behavioral analytics is part of the answer, but Behavior Intelligence is the bigger model: detect risk through behavior, automate investigation and response, and measure whether security outcomes are improving over time. Steve Wilson explains where we’re headed and why this matters for the agentic enterprise. https://ow.ly/UP6p30sVzHF