10 Cool AI And Agentic Tools Unveiled At RSAC 2026

Vendors including Saviynt, CrowdStrike and Check Point launched new AI and agent-based security offerings at the cybersecurity conference.

Mar. 27, 2026 at 2:43am by Ben Kaplan

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The RSAC 2026 conference in San Francisco saw the launch of a variety of new AI and agentic security tools from vendors including Saviynt, CrowdStrike, Check Point, Darktrace, Absolute Security, Databricks, Cyderes, Varonis, and Sumo Logic. The products focus on areas like runtime enforcement for AI, securing identity for agents, automating security operations, and threat modeling for AI-generated code.

Why it matters

The cybersecurity industry is rapidly reshaping itself around AI and agent-based technologies, with vendors racing to develop new tools and capabilities in this space. These product launches underscore the growing importance of securing AI and agentic systems, as organizations look to leverage these technologies while also managing the associated risks.

The details

The new AI and agentic security tools unveiled at RSAC 2026 cover a range of segments within this emerging technology space. Saviynt debuted its Identity Security for AI platform, bringing together identity management capabilities to protect the usage of AI agents. CrowdStrike launched its Charlotte AI AgentWorks Ecosystem to accelerate the generation of secure agents. Darktrace unveiled its Adaptive Human Defense offering to provide real-time coaching for employees on risky behavior. Check Point introduced its AI Defense Plane for securing AI-enabled enterprises. Other vendors like Absolute Security, Databricks, Cyderes, Varonis, and Sumo Logic also announced new AI and agentic security capabilities.

  • The RSAC 2026 conference took place in San Francisco this week (March 24-27, 2026).
  • Saviynt, CrowdStrike, and other vendors debuted their new AI and agentic security tools during the conference.

The players

Saviynt

A cybersecurity company that provides identity security solutions, including its new Identity Security for AI platform.

CrowdStrike

A cybersecurity company that unveiled its new Charlotte AI AgentWorks Ecosystem to accelerate the generation of secure agents.

Check Point Software Technologies

A cybersecurity company that debuted its new Check Point AI Defense Plane offering for securing agentic-enabled enterprises.

Darktrace

A cybersecurity company that announced its new Adaptive Human Defense offering to provide real-time coaching for employees on risky behavior.

Absolute Security

A cybersecurity company that unveiled its new approach to integrate agentic AI capabilities into its Cyber Resilience Platform.

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What they’re saying

“We think you need all the pieces of identity management—core identity management, posture management, privileged access management, vaulting, enforcement—everything running together at AI speed. We built all the components ourselves. So everything is connected. We are able to put everything together at runtime for enforcement.”

— Sachin Nayyar, CEO, Saviynt

“The collaboration is aimed at accelerating the generation of secure agents using Charlotte AI AgentWorks, while also ultimately enabling the creation of agentic security businesses around CrowdStrike's Falcon platform.”

— Rex Thexton, CTO, Accenture Cybersecurity

The takeaway

The cybersecurity industry is rapidly embracing AI and agent-based technologies, with vendors racing to develop new tools and capabilities to help organizations leverage these powerful technologies while also managing the associated risks. These product launches highlight the growing importance of securing AI and agentic systems, as well as the need for comprehensive identity management, runtime enforcement, and automated security operations in the AI era.