Conifers Named in AI SOC Agents Category in the Gartner Hype Cycle for AI-Driven Cybersecurity, 2026

 Conifers, developer of the CognitiveSOC agentic AI SOC platform, today announced that it has been named a Sample Vendor for AI SOC Agents in the Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for AI-Driven Cybersecurity, 2026. As organizations increasingly turn to agentic AI to modernize security operations, improve efficiency, and address growing operational complexity, “this Hype Cycle enables CISOs to use AI innovations to enhance cybersecurity programs and more effectively support AI initiatives with strong security guidance,” according to Gartner.

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In production enterprise environments, CognitiveSOC delivers resilient security operations with the accuracy, consistency, and scalability security organizations require. To date, the platform has completed millions of investigations across customer environments. CognitiveSOC connects threat intelligence, threat hunting, detection engineering, investigation, and remediation into a single, continuously adapting agentic system. Instead of automating isolated tasks in disconnected workflows, it lets these functions work together, sharing context and informing one another. The platform keeps an up-to-date understanding of each organization’s environment, security posture, and operational priorities, so teams can make faster, better-informed decisions under governance and oversight their own people define.

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“To us, being recognized in the AI SOC Agents category in this Hype Cycle comes at a pivotal time, as enterprises move beyond experimenting with AI SOC agents and begin demanding proven operational results,” said Tom Findling, CEO and co-founder of Conifers. “Enterprise security teams need AI they can trust to operate accurately, consistently, and at scale across complex environments. We’re demonstrating that agentic AI can deliver those outcomes in production, while connecting security operations functions into one continuously adapting system that moves at attacker speed. That’s what enterprise-ready resilient cyber defense needs to look like.”