The 2:00 AM emergency is not where just-in-time access breaks down. It is where you find out it broke down months ago. What agentic AI actually changes, and what it does not.
Netanel Fisher
In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI, many companies claim to be building AI agents.
Osher Yadger
Access reviews are designed to enforce least privilege principles, yet at enterprise scale they frequently devolve into rubber stamping-where reviewers approve nearly all requests. This occurs not due to negligence, but because the process is structurally optimized for speed over quality decisions.
Justin Woody
When Alan Turing proposed “The Imitation Game” in 1949 as a measure of machine intelligence, he assumed a single type of intelligence existed. His criterion was straightforward: if a human cannot reliably distinguish a machine from another person in conversation, then the machine must be considered
Dotan Reis
Twine has joined Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program (CVP), which validates that an organization uses frontier AI for security work with defensive objectives in mind.
What if access permissions could manage themselves, granted or revoked in real time, without human bottlenecks? Agentic AI brings reasoning and autonomy to cybersecurity, particularly Identity and Access Management (IAM), where it can eliminate tedious manual processes. However, before entrusting AI
Enterprise AI in identity and access management faces a crucial choice: optimize human operators through copilots, or remove coordination burdens using digital employees. Most organizations haven’t recognized they’re selecting between these two distinct futures.
Yiftach Keshet
Interacting with poorly designed AI agents can be frustrating. Users often encounter a barrage of questions before accomplishing anything: “What’s your role? Which department? What system?” This creates a fundamental challenge for AI agent builders: agents need information to function effectively, b
Chen Fradkin
Roughly 70% of large companies conduct annual cybersecurity audits, and they’re widely despised. Compliance teams spend months gathering evidence, working extended hours, and managing operational slowdowns. The process involves auditors requesting documentation with tight deadlines and follow-up dem
Justin Woody
The best AI agents don’t just automate tasks - they earn trust through transparency and accountability. Here are five prerequisites that turn Agentic AI from a promising technology into a reliable teammate your organization can depend on.
Dotan Reis
Traditional AI in cybersecurity is reactive, it analyzes data and provides recommendations for humans to act upon. Agentic AI is fundamentally different: it observes, reasons, plans, and executes autonomous actions based on its understanding of the security environment.
Project Glasswing represents a fundamental shift in cybersecurity dynamics. An advanced AI model discovered thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across major operating systems and browsers-some dormant for decades-in a matter of weeks. This capability demonstrates that offensive AI has reached a th
Benny Porat
Twine Security has been recognized in the 2026 Artificial Intelligence Excellence Awards for its work applying agentic AI to cybersecurity, with Alex, its first AI Digital Employee, executing identity work end to end under human control.
While your competitors obsess over prompt injection attacks, the real AI security crisis is happening right under their noses. Enterprise AI agents are multiplying rapidly-88% of companies are increasing AI budgets this year-but most security teams are still using outdated approaches that miss the a
The emergence of agentic AI represents a fundamental shift from generative AI toward intelligent systems capable of autonomous decision-making and task execution. “Agentic AI” describes intelligent digital employees that can collaborate, make decisions, and independently execute complex tasks. Israe
A peer-reviewed paper authored by Dr. Nir Kshetri from the Bryan School of Business and Economics at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and published in the Telecommunications Policy journal, examines how AI agents are reshaping cybersecurity. The research highlights Twine Security amon
Benny Porat, Co-Founder and CEO of Twine Security, discussed how the company addresses a critical gap in cybersecurity: the execution challenge. While detection technologies have advanced significantly, security teams often lack the resources to act on findings effectively.
Twine Security was highlighted in the 281IL newsletter for its work in Agentic AI, an emerging technology trend reshaping how organizations approach cybersecurity and operational efficiency. Tech influencer Amitai Ziv noted that new players like Twine Security offer AI Digital Employees to the cyber
Benny Porat, Co-Founder and CEO of Twine Security, contributed perspectives to YL Ventures’ State of the Cyber Nation 2024 report, which examines critical shifts in Israel’s cybersecurity landscape, with particular focus on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the industry.
