Security teams are under pressure from three directions at once: rising telemetry costs, expanding attack surfaces, and AI agents gaining access to sensitive systems. They need stronger detection and faster response without adding complexity or disrupting existing security operations.

Securonix is introducing new capabilities that help organizations improve detection coverage in Microsoft Sentinel, govern human and non-human identity risk, and optimize security data costs, while preserving existing workflows and technology investments.

What’s New:

•	Improve Microsoft Sentinel Detection—Without Replacing It Securonix Threat Analytics extends Microsoft Sentinel with behavior-driven analytics, industry-leading UEBA, advanced correlation, risk-based prioritization, and more than 2,400 continuously maintained detections. Analysts stay in Sentinel while enriched, higher-confidence detections return directly to their existing investigation and response workflows.
•	Govern Enterprise AI Before It Becomes Enterprise Risk As AI agents gain access to applications, data, tools, and business processes, their behavior becomes part of the security picture. Governed AI helps teams detect abnormal agent activity, identify risky interactions and tool use, and investigate human and non-human identity risk with explainable context and human oversight.
•	Control Security Data Costs Without Losing Visibility Expanded Data Pipeline Manager capabilities help organizations collect, route, retain, and analyze telemetry according to its security value. Securonix DPM can reduce SIEM data costs by 30–50% while preserving access to critical data for detection, investigation, threat hunting, and compliance.