Exabeam’s New-Scale Analytics platform now integrates with Google Security Operations, bringing behavioral analytics into Google’s security environment to strengthen insider threat detection and response.

The Google Cloud marketplace integration is designed to simplify deployment and ongoing management on Google Cloud, making it easier for customers to adopt and operate the solution.

Together, the solution aims to identify high-risk activity earlier, cut down false positives, and prioritize investigations across both human and AI identities, with validation suggesting up to an 80% faster threat detection, investigation, and response workflow.

Company leaders stressed in remarks that effective risk management now must account for AI agents, with governance spanning both human and non-human identities and products designed for scalable security.

Exabeam argues current products miss AI-driven behavior at machine speed and emphasizes monitoring non-human identities and digital workers.

Exabeam serves more than 3,000 enterprise customers worldwide, highlighting the scale of adoption for its behavioral analytics in security operations.

AI identities, including autonomous AI agents, are increasingly used in enterprises and introduce insider risk that traditional human-focused tools may miss; behavioral analytics across people and AI addresses this gap.

Leadership notes the imperative to govern both human and non-human identities with heightened oversight as AI agents proliferate in enterprise environments.

Executives emphasize that securing both human and non-human identities is essential to mitigating insider risk in modern organizations.

Exabeam has been designated a Google Unified Security Partner, marking it as the fifth company to receive this status.

Executives highlighted the strategic importance of securing agentic enterprise environments and the expected efficiency gains in threat detection and response.

Exabeam asserts that integrating its analytics with Google Security Operations can accelerate threat detection, investigation, and response by as much as 80%, though no customer names or independent benchmarks were provided.