
Twine’s Co-Founder Justin Woody Interview with On Security
Twine Security Co-Founder Justin Woody joins the On Security podcast to explain why AI Digital Employees, not more tools, are now essential in cybersecurity.

Twine Security Co-Founder Justin Woody joins the On Security podcast to explain why AI Digital Employees, not more tools, are now essential in cybersecurity.

Twine CTO Nadav Erez joined Noa Zilberman at AWS Summit Tel Aviv to share why Twine’s IAM customers “won’t go back to the old way”.

Twine Co-Founder and CEO Benny Porat joins Jim McDonald to explain how Alex, Twine’s AI Digital Employee for IAM, closes the execution gap.

Alex brings Claude Enterprise under the same identity governance as every other application: inventorying members, roles, groups and connectors, surfacing the blind spots, and routing every change for human approval before anything is applied.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI, many companies claim to be building AI agents.
Osher Yadger

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

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.

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.

The RSAC Innovation Showcase brought together cybersecurity leaders to examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping identity security infrastructure and enabling more intelligent identity management approaches. Twine Security was selected as one of two presenting companies to demonstrate how its

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

Benny Porat, co-founder and CEO of Twine Security, was interviewed by Pulse 2.0 about the company’s creation and vision. Twine focuses on addressing the cybersecurity execution gap through AI-powered digital employees, aiming to equip security teams with autonomous workers that handle repetitive tas

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 has garnered recognition from leading cybersecurity publications for its AI Digital Employees in the identity and access management space. The company’s approach addresses what industry experts identify as a critical gap: executing security workflows efficiently.

Benny Porat, CEO of Twine Security, appeared on the Dell Technologies Capital Podcast hosted by Deepak Jeevankumar. The discussion covered Porat’s journey as a serial cyber entrepreneur and his vision for building an AI-powered cybersecurity workforce, with initial focus on Identity and Access Manag

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, CEO of Twine Security, appeared on the Trident Talks Podcast hosted by Dylan Haswell to discuss the company’s inaugural AI digital employee named Alex, who specializes in identity and access management (IAM).

Twine Security, co-founded and led by CEO Benny Porat, has developed AI-powered digital employees to address cybersecurity execution gaps. The company was recognized as a 2025 Gartner Cool Vendor in Identity-First Security.

Twine Security’s Co-Founder and CEO Benny Porat was featured in an interview with the CyberBytes Newsletter by Aspiron Search, discussing the company’s mission and the role of artificial intelligence in transforming cybersecurity operations.

Twine Security’s Co-Founder and CEO Benny Porat appeared on the CyberBytes podcast with host Oliver Legg to discuss the company’s AI-driven approach to cybersecurity workforce challenges.
Twine Security emerged from stealth with a $12 million seed round to develop AI-powered digital employees for cybersecurity teams. The funding was led by Ten Eleven Ventures and Dell Technologies Capital.

How a multi-state regional bank used Twine’s AI Digital Employee, Alex, to get the answers out of its business units and unblock its identity governance and privileged access programs.
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23,000 third-party contractors, 13 brands, seven people on the identity team. Twine runs the weekly recertification in Teams, with a manager in control.
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Learn how a Regional Health System Automates Epic Onboarding with Alex, Twine’s AI Digital Employee
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