AI Security
The defenders went agentic — Google's AI hunts threats autonomously
Google launched Agentic Threat Intelligence: AI agents investigating threats autonomously.
On 20 October 2025, Google launched Agentic Threat Intelligence (ATI) — an AI-powered platform acting as a "digital teammate" for security analysts. Not a dashboard. An autonomous agent that investigates threats, correlates data, and delivers answers through conversation.
What it does
- Analyse suspicious files — reasoning about behaviour, not just signatures
- Correlate across data sources — OSINT, dark web, Mandiant data, VirusTotal, cloud telemetry
- Generate investigative summaries — 4-hour analyst tasks reduced to minutes
- Conversational interface — ask follow-ups, drill into specifics
The catch
Agentic security tools face prompt injection vulnerability. The agents meant to protect you need their own protection layer.
What to do
- Evaluate ATI if you're a Google TI customer.
- Augment SOC, don't replace it. Agents handle volume. Humans handle judgment.
- Ask vendors about agent roadmaps.
- Include AI agent security in threat models.
