IBM Introduces Autonomous Security Operations with Agentic AI

IBM Introduces Autonomous Security Operations with Agentic AI

IBM has launched new agentic AI capabilities to enhance its security operations, including the Autonomous Threat Operations Machine (ATOM) and Predictive Threat Intelligence (PTI).

IBM has introduced new agentic AI capabilities to its managed detection and response services, as announced in a press release. The company launched the Autonomous Threat Operations Machine (ATOM), an AI system designed to autonomously handle threat triage, investigation, and remediation with minimal human intervention.

ATOM is part of IBM's Threat Detection and Response (TDR) services and uses an AI agentic framework to enhance existing security analytics solutions. It accelerates threat detection, analyzes alerts, performs risk analysis, and executes investigation plans, allowing security teams to focus on high-priority threats.

Additionally, IBM unveiled the X-Force Predictive Threat Intelligence (PTI) agent for ATOM. PTI integrates AI with expert human analysis to provide predictive threat insights, minimizing manual threat hunting efforts. It gathers data from over 100 sources to create intelligence reports tailored to specific organizational needs, focusing on indicators of behavior rather than just indicators of compromise.

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