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Agentic AI and Automated Defenses Take Shape at Black Hat USA 2025

Vendor showcases ranged from AI threat intelligence analyzers to integration servers spanning hybrid cloud and Zero Trust architectures.

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Black Hat 2025 product announcements

Overview

  • Nearly 30 Black Hat sessions explored how autonomous AI agents can accelerate threat hunting, reduce alert fatigue and shift security operations from reactive to anticipatory defense.
  • ISC2’s 2025 AI survey found that 44% of organizations are actively rethinking cybersecurity roles and skills to integrate autonomous systems.
  • AttackIQ, Black Duck and Cyware introduced AI-driven products—Watchtower threat analyzer, automated AI code scanning for Duck Assist and the Model Content Protocol open-source server—to streamline detection and response workflows.
  • Arctic Wolf expanded its platform with new integrations for Microsoft, Oracle, OneLogin and CyberArk to help organizations unify fragmented security tools across dynamic hybrid environments.
  • A 1Password survey revealed that 63% of security leaders view employees unintentionally granting AI agents access to sensitive data as a top internal threat, and 50% reported AI-related security incidents in the past six months.