Exabeam

06/19/2026

You've heard it before: "AI agents are reshaping work." But while companies boast productivity gains, they're not aware of the monster in the closet.

That's right. AI agents are your worst insider threat.

In conversation with Information Security Media Group- ISMG, Steve Wilson explains it's not enough to secure them with traditional guardrails. They must be protected, and that starts with analyzing behavior.

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn more: https://ow.ly/VLou50ZefJL

06/18/2026

Insider threats don't trigger alerts because the activity looks normal.

Valid credentials.
Approved tools.
Expected behavior.

Each action appears acceptable on its own. The risk only becomes visible when you evaluate behavior over time, not isolated events. That's the gap most detection models miss.

Learn how this changes detection strategy:

Why insider threats often go unnoticed when activity looks legitimate and authorized.

06/17/2026

Our CISO Kevin Kirkwood and our CFO Mike Byron agree: It's critical to build a solid relationship before the budget meeting.

You'll better understand what drives each other so you can make better decisions for the company.

Bottom line? The track record a CISO builds between budget cycles shapes how the CFO receives the next ask.

Read our blog to tap into the conversation: https://ow.ly/vUkI50ZcNkj

06/15/2026

When a security budget request gets rejected, the problem isn't always the budget.

Sometimes it's the conversation.

CISOs and CFOs often evaluate the same investment through completely different lenses. The security rationale may be sound, but if the business case isn't clear, gaining approval becomes much harder.

Our CFO Conversation Checklist for CISOs can help you prepare for more productive budget discussions.

Get the guide: https://ow.ly/amSr50ZbQEC

06/11/2026

Your next insider incident might not look like malware.
It could even seem normal, just done by a digital worker that’s drifting off-pattern.

Speaking with Information Security Media Group- ISMG, Steve Wilson highlighted the importance of continuously tuning telemetry in order to track non-human insider threats.

Behavior Intelligence focuses on understanding how users, systems, and AI agents behave, not just matching predefined rules or known indicators of compromise. That's how you determine what activity is truly normal, and what's abnormal.

Read Steve's blog: https://ow.ly/lp2A50Z9xz6

06/10/2026

AI agents now act on behalf of employees, access sensitive data, and execute actions at machine speed. That changes how security teams detect risk.

This blog post breaks down how behavioral analytics and AI activity visibility help security operations teams identify risky agent behavior early, investigate faster, and reduce data exposure without slowing the business.

Detect risky AI agent behavior and insider threats with behavioral analytics and visibility into AI activity.

06/09/2026

The speed and scale of AI and autonomous agents are one of the biggest threats and opportunities we have had in the cybersecurity industry in the last 20 years.

Our Vice President of AI Strategy & Security Research, Steve Povolny, recently caught up with Shubhangi Dua from EM360Tech at Infosecurity Europe to discuss the rapidly shifting threat landscape.

As the adoption of AI agents scales at breakneck speed, it brings a new wave of complex cybersecurity challenges. But it also brings opportunities for defensive teams to evolve. At Exabeam, we are tackling this head-on by applying new, advanced detections to AI agents, monitoring their behaviour with the same rigor we apply to human users.

By treating non-human identities and AI agents as potential insider threats, we are helping organisations secure the new agentic enterprise.

Watch Steve’s full vox pop interview here:
https://ow.ly/XOOR50Z9sek

As official media partners of Infosecurity Europe, the EM360Tech team attended the event on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, to interview IT leadership from across the cybersecurity industry.

06/05/2026

Your CFO is not comparing security platforms the way your team experiences them.
They see the license cost. 👉 You see the deployment work, tuning burden, analyst hours, retention requirements, non-native data issues, and scale surprises that show up after the contract is signed.

That is the problem.

The 4-bucket framework gives CISOs a cleaner way to expose what the quote leaves out and turn a vendor comparison into an apples-to-apples cost conversation.

Read the blog to see how to pressure-test platform cost before the cheaper option becomes the obvious choice.

https://ow.ly/SJjW50Z8g66

05/26/2026

Automonous AI like Mythos changes how attacks unfold.

This blog explains how security operations teams detect Mythos-driven activity by analyzing behavior, not waiting for known signatures.

Read how investigation speed, non-human identities, and behavioral signals shape defense.

This article explains how security teams detect autonomous AI attacks by analyzing behavior instead of signatures.

05/22/2026

When security platforms look interchangeable to finance, the lowest-cost option often wins by default. Not because it is better. Because the stronger case was never translated into business terms.

It's important for security leaders to change the shape of that conversation.

Bring finance a clearer view of what the cheaper option may cost in dwell time, analyst effort, missed signals, and business disruption. Show the risk being accepted, not just the capabilities being purchased.

Our latest blog offers guidance for CISOs preparing for budget conversations where “good enough” is on the table.

Read the blog: https://ow.ly/QGPA50Z2UTP