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AI Access Without Add-Ons or Limits

Artificial intelligence (AI) within security operations has shifted from basic summarization to fully agentic systems that participate in threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR). As these capabilities evolve, many vendors restrict access through add-ons, credits, or gated previews. The result is predictable: Analysts use AI less, trust it less, and see less value from it. Agentic AI capabilities should be available the moment analysts need it, not controlled through tiers or metering.

Falcon Next-Gen SIEM Simplifies Onboarding with Sensor-Native Log Collection

As organizations expand their SIEM footprint, data onboarding often becomes a bottleneck. Deploying log collectors at scale typically requires coordination across multiple teams, external software distribution systems, packaging workflows, and change-control approvals. All of this impedes visibility when speed is critical. Adversaries are breaking out to move laterally across environments in as little as 27 seconds, according to the CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report.

Logs & Lattes Episode 5: Top 10 Cybersecurity Threats Hybrid Teams Actually Face in 2026

Lean security teams operating in hybrid and regulated environments are not just fighting threats. They are fighting time. When evidence is scattered across email, identity, VPN endpoints, cloud, and network tools, even a solid detection means nothing if triage slows to a crawl. In this episode of Logs and Lattes, host Palmer Wallace and Graylog Solutions Architect Kyle Pearson break down the top ten security threats hybrid organizations are actually dealing with in 2026 and the single common failure behind most of them: fragmented telemetry that delays investigation when it matters most.

Splunk report: Agentic AI takes centre stage in CISOs' path to digital resilience

Nearly all CISOs report they are now responsible for AI governance and risk management, cite the growing sophistication of threat actor capabilities as their greatest risk. Vast majority say AI enables more security events to be reviewed.