Built on the Simbian Context Lake™, the Platform Unifies Offensive and Defensive Security to Uncover and Block AI-armed Threats Faster than Human Analysts Can React 

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — March 19, 2026 — Simbian®, a leader in fully autonomous security operations, today announced the industry’s first reasoning-based approach to unified offensive and defensive security. Anchored by the Simbian Context Lake™, the security operations platform autonomously uncovers and blocks threats by reasoning across security and non-security contexts, a critical capability for confronting AI-armed cyberattacks at machine speed. 

Coordinating action across multiple AI-powered security agents operating on a shared intelligence foundation, Simbian enables security teams to address risk faster and with greater precision than traditional, human-driven security operations. Simbian will demonstrate the platform at the RSA Conference 2026, March 23–26, in San Francisco, booth N6567. 

“Attackers may use AI to move quickly, but defenders have a unique advantage – the deepest knowledge of their own data and environment,” said Ambuj Kumar, co-founder and CEO of Simbian. “Simbian combines that knowledge with AI-driven reasoning across offensive and defensive security tools, enabling unified, autonomous response that turns enterprise context into a decisive advantage against AI-armed attacks.” 

Rapid software release cycles and AI-assisted development increase the likelihood of overlooked vulnerabilities in applications and cloud deployments. At the same time, attackers are using AI-enabled discovery tools to identify and exploit these weaknesses in minutes. Simbian addresses these challenges with a platform that unifies Simbian’s AI SOC Agent, AI Pentest Agent, and AI Threat Hunt Agent, each designed to follow the same operating procedures as experienced human experts. When deployed together, the agents coordinate activity across security functions, allowing findings from one agent to automatically elevate priority or trigger action by another—for example, a pentest discovery increasing the urgency of a related SOC alert.  

At the core of the platform is the Simbian Context Lake™, a shared intelligence layer that captures deep, enterprise-specific context, including environment details, historical decisions, and the “tribal knowledge” usually passed between team members. As analysts provide feedback, the Context Lake continuously evolves, improving precision over time. Built-in case management and API-based integrations with more than 90 security tools enable seamless collaboration across security and IT teams. 

In conjunction with the platform announcement, Simbian is releasing a new book, Security for Winners: The Art of Using AI to Secure Your Company and Get Yourself Promoted. Written for forward-looking security practitioners, the book includes practical guidance on planning for and implementing AI in security operations, along with insights on career growth in an AI-driven security landscape. Signed copies will be available free of charge at the Simbian booth during RSA Conference. 

Availability 

The Simbian AI SOC Agent and AI Pentest Agent are generally available today for immediate deployment, while the AI Threat Hunt Agent is available in private preview. For more information, visit https://simbian.ai/. 

About Simbian 

Simbian is building the first platform for fully autonomous security operations. As enterprises face the new threats of AI-armed attackers, Simbian enables the shift from maintenance-intensive rules-based security to a reasoning platform. Simbian’s family of AI Agents acts as virtual members of the security team, leveraging Simbian’s proprietary TrustedLLM™ architecture and Context Lake™ technology to automate complex security operations with human-level reasoning, machine-level speed, and enterprise-specific precision. The company is venture-backed and headquartered in Mountain View, Calif. For more information, visit https://www.simbian.ai/, or follow Simbian on LinkedIn. 

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