Cybersecurity company Cyware Labs Inc. today announced the launch of a new Cyware Quarterback artificial intelligence solution that delivers an AI Fabric to uniquely address security use cases.

Cyware Quarterback AI was initially launched as a co-pilot chat assistant in March 2024, but since that time, the AI market has evolved significantly and Cyware says that its AI strategy and innovation have evolved as well. The upgrade delivers an AI Fabric that weaves together a set of generative, agentic and in-product AI capabilities designed to accelerate threat intelligence and security operations workflows.

The capabilities, built to augment security workflows, apply various AI methods to drive unified threat intelligence and, in doing so, accelerate threat intel operationalization, simplifying security automation and enhancing analyst productivity and efficiency.

“Paramount to Cyware’s direction is our customers’ success and we are excited to be able to ease the practitioner’s day-to-day operations and accelerate their workflows with an AI Fabric approach,” said Chief Product Officer Sachin Jade. “Our latest innovations in Cyware Quarterback AI tackle complex playbook creation, manual threat data collection, disconnected threat context and delayed threat detection and response with the best AI methods available.”

The AI Fabric approach evolves Cyware’s unified threat intelligence management by embedding AI into security products and workflows. The integrated design brings intelligence to every stage of the threat intelligence lifecycle, from ingestion to action to help analysts move faster and security teams scale more effectively.

Key Cyware Quarterback AI features include Playbook Builder Agent, an AI agent that simplifies playbook creation for analysts through a large language model-assisted interface that generates workflows from natural language descriptions. There’s also a Custom Code Generator, an AI agent that automatically generates custom code blocks for playbooks from natural language prompts to eliminate the need for advanced coding expertise. And Playbook Runlog Debugger is an AI agent that assists in debugging failed playbook run logs by identifying root causes and providing step-by-step remediation guidance.

Other features include threat summarization that includes the ability to generate instant summaries of threat intelligence reports and related objects to help analysts cut through lengthy descriptions and avoid alert fatigue. An Advanced Threat Intel Crawler browser plugin transforms threat intelligence from websites into structured, enriched data in real time, saving analysts time from manual scraping of threat data.

The new capabilities are said by the company to expand Quarterback AI’s footprint by driving AI-powered security operations where automation and intelligence work hand-in-hand to support security teams at every stage.

Cyware is a venture capital-backed startup that has raised $80.9 million in funding over four rounds, including a round of $30 million in June 2023. Investors in the company include Ten Eleven Ventures, Advent International Corp., Zscaler Inc., Emerald Development Managers, Mercato Partners Management and Great Road Holdings.

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