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Agent Running in the Age of AI

Recorded Futureby Jonathan Luff ()2 min read1
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Recorded Future argues AI agents need trusted threat intelligence to make better security decisions.

Recorded Future argues that as decision-making shifts to AI agents, those agents will depend on timely, trusted intelligence rather than only serving human analysts. The company positions its platform as that layer, citing real-time visibility into threat-actor tactics, techniques, and procedures and adoption of its AI triage features. Historical examples such as the Cuban Missile Crisis and D-Day are used to argue that multi-source intelligence produces better decisions. No specific incident, vulnerability, or product launch is disclosed.

Key facts
  • AI agents are framed as the new consumers of intelligence.
  • Recorded Future pitches its platform as a trusted intelligence layer.
  • Real-time threat-actor TTPs are said to improve agentic decisions.
  • The post is vendor opinion, not a new incident or release.
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From the original article

2 min read at recordedfuture.com

In the age of AI, the new customer of intelligence is an agent. Every agent needs an intelligence layer it can trust to make good decisions and take confident action.

Recorded Future

By Jonathan Luff · recordedfuture.com

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