New Report

2026 State of Agentic Security:
Breaking Down the Trust Barrier

We surveyed 100 CISOs, Deputy CISOs, and security directors to understand what's stopping defenders from moving at machine speed, and what would change their minds.

84
%
Agree agents should do L1 work
22
%
Are ready to automate basic L1 tasks

Inside the Report

What 100 security leaders told us.

Adversaries are already using agents. Defenders mostly aren't. We asked CISOs, Deputy CISOs, and security directors at enterprise and mid-market organizations what's holding them back. The data doesn't tell an adoption story. It tells a trust story, with a data visibility crisis sitting underneath it.

The Adoption Gap

Most plan for agents, but haven't implemented.

Most security leaders agree agents belong in the SOC, but few have moved beyond evaluation and pilots into production.

The Trust Crisis

Security leaders don't trust AI agents yet.

Security leaders are flagging multiple trust concerns at once, from hallucination to acting on incomplete data.

The Visibility Problem

Teams don't have a complete view of data.

Most security teams can't access all their log data, and investigations stall because of it.

The Path Forward

Three actions to take now.

What security teams can do this quarter to introduce or expand agentic security without migration.

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Understand the honest state of agentic security in 2026, and get guidance on what to do now to close the gap between planning to implement agents and actually deploying them.