Sourcesecurity Tenable Launches CyberAgents Exchange for Enhanced Cyber Defense
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- •Tenable launched the CyberAgents Exchange, an open-source AI platform for cybersecurity.
- •The exchange features over 50 AI components designed for collaborative development.
- •Founding members include SentinelOne and Recorded Future, contributing essential AI tools.
Tenable Holdings, Inc. has launched the CyberAgents Exchange, an open-source platform for AI agents and tools tailored for cybersecurity. Announced at Black Hat USA 2026, the exchange aims to foster collaboration among security practitioners by providing a vendor-agnostic environment. Founding members SentinelOne and Recorded Future will contribute AI components, enhancing the platform's resources. The exchange features over 50 AI components available at launch, including tools for vulnerability management and threat hunting. The initiative addresses inefficiencies in AI development within the cybersecurity sector, promoting transparency and collaboration. Tenable's CTO emphasized the importance of a collective approach to cybersecurity, stating that the platform serves as a collaborative space for practitioners. The launch event includes a multi-day build event, SWARM, concluding with the announcement of winners on August 6, 2026.
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