BHUSA: SOCRadar Introduces Autonomous AI Agents to Revolutionize Threat Intelligence

SOCRadar has unveiled its new Agentic Threat Intelligence platform, a bold step forward in automating threat detection, analysis, and response. The promise? Security that not only knows something is wrong but does something about it — without waiting for human approval.

The platform introduces a swarm of autonomous AI agents designed to act in real time, each with a specialty, from sniffing out phishing attacks and impersonating domains to identifying leaked credentials and exposed IPs. Think of it less like a static threat feed and more like a dynamic SOC analyst that never sleeps, never forgets, and scales on demand.

"Everyone’s talking about AI today, but the real difference will be made by those who actually use it," said Huzeyfe Onal, CEO of SOCRadar. “We’re empowering security teams to act faster, think smarter, and stay ahead of threats in real time.”

While the term “agentic” might sound like the latest AI marketing buzzword, the underlying concept is hard to dismiss. Traditional threat intel tools act like weather apps — they tell you a storm is coming, but don’t close your windows. SOCRadar’s new platform claims to do the closing for you, triaging threats, contextualizing risk, and launching mitigations as needed — all at machine speed.

The announcement also includes SOCRadar’s first real-world deployment of the tech: Impersonating Domain Detection. This agentic workflow is being rolled out to users of its Extended Threat Intelligence product, offering a highly customizable, low-noise way to identify lookalike domains designed to spoof brands or hijack trust.

What makes this rollout interesting is the balance between autonomy and control. Security teams can fine-tune parameters, intervene at any stage of the detection process, and see exactly how the AI is making decisions. That level of transparency, often missing in black-box AI systems, could be key to wider adoption.

SOCRadar is also debuting what it calls the first Cybersecurity AI Marketplace, a unified dashboard where customers can browse, purchase, deploy, and manage agents tailored to their specific risk profiles. It's an app store for cyber defense, modular, scalable, and user-configurable.

The modularity is central to the platform’s appeal. Not every enterprise needs a full-on AI red team, but many could benefit from targeted agents that handle niche issues, like brand abuse monitoring or visual spoof detection, without drowning analysts in alerts.

Under the hood, the system emphasizes precision over breadth. Agents can be mixed, matched, or customized, giving organizations flexibility to address emerging threats without rebuilding workflows from scratch. This adaptability could become a differentiator as threat actors grow more creative and faster-moving.

SOCRadar’s entrance into the autonomous agent space signals a shift from AI as an assistive tool to AI as an active operator in security ecosystems. As budgets tighten and talent shortages persist, platforms that offer real-time, intelligent automation are poised to become critical infrastructure.

For now, the industry will be watching closely to see if SOCRadar’s agentic leap can deliver on its promise: faster response, fewer false positives, and the ability to stay ahead without burning out human analysts in the process.