Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on deploying agent behavior analytics (ABA) to detect threats from autonomous systems operating within enterprise environments.
- Covers behavioral baselining, real-time anomaly detection, and behavior-based detection engineering for security operations centers.
- Addresses behavioral drift and misuse scenarios where trusted agents access unapproved tools or violate security policies.
- Designed for detection engineers, SOC analysts, threat hunters, security engineers, and incident response teams.
About the Event
This session examines how security operations teams can deploy agent behavior analytics to monitor and secure autonomous systems. The training demonstrates how to automatically establish baselines of normal agent activity, identify meaningful deviations, and operationalize behavior-based detections within SOC workflows.
Detection Engineering for Autonomous Systems
The session covers several technical capabilities for monitoring agent behavior. Behavioral baselining allows security teams to establish what constitutes normal activity for autonomous agents, making it possible to flag deviations that warrant investigation. Real-time anomaly detection surfaces high-risk behavioral changes as they occur, enabling faster response to potential threats.
Participants will learn how to rapidly deploy behavior-based detections using ABA to improve visibility across their environment. The session also covers automated investigation and triage workflows using Exabeam Nova to accelerate analysis and response times.
Addressing Behavioral Drift and Policy Violations
A key focus is identifying and mitigating scenarios where trusted agents operate outside their intended scope. This includes detecting when agents access unapproved tools or execute policy-violating sequences. The session addresses how to continuously harden defenses using behavior-driven insights that adapt as threats evolve.
Who Should Attend
This session is designed for detection engineers, SOC analysts, threat hunters, security engineers, and incident response teams responsible for monitoring and securing environments that include autonomous systems.