Tidal Cyber has introduced new capabilities that extend its Threat-Led Defense platform into popular AI assistants and workflows, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, as well as agentic environments. Instead of creating yet another AI assistant, Tidal Cyber allows the security teams to access Threat Profiles, Coverage Maps, ATT&CK coverage, recommendations for defense, and other threat intelligence via natural language queries in the AI assistants that they currently use. This solution addresses a typical issue when important security context is separated between different platforms, making security professionals manually gather information or develop integration solutions before performing any actions. With the help of authenticated and tenant-scoped access, companies will maintain control over their customer data, while establishing a secure connection between the approved AI assistants and Tidal Cyber’s platform.
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“Security teams have already chosen the AI assistants they want to use,” said Rick Gordon, Co-founder and CEO of Tidal Cyber. “The challenge is that those assistants don’t understand an organization’s actual defensive posture. They don’t know your Threat Profiles, Coverage Maps, or where adversaries are most likely to succeed. We believe organizations shouldn’t have to leave the AI tools they rely on every day to access Threat-Led Defense. This innovation extends trusted defensive intelligence into those workflows, making Threat-Led Defense more accessible, more actionable, and more valuable across the security organization.” “Threat-Led Defense has always been about helping organizations understand how adversaries execute attacks and whether they can stop them,” said Frank Duff, Co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer of Tidal Cyber.