Tuskira recently unveiled its Federated Detection Engine, a new capability in its Agentic SecOps platform. This enables security teams to detect threats in real time directly across cloud, identity, endpoint, network, SaaS, infrastructure, and legacy SIEM environments, potentially eliminating the need for centralized logging.
Traditional detection engineering still depends on centralized log architectures and manual rule authoring. Tuskira takes a different approach by bringing detection logic to where relevant data already lives. This new capability looks to reduce dependencies on traditional SIEM, log data pipeline platforms and human-operated detection rule management.
“Every second we delay, adversaries are using AI to accelerate their attacks,” said Piyush Sharma, Co-founder and CEO of Tuskira. “Our triage automation is worthless if detection can't keep pace, and right now, it can't. The most critical layer of our SOC remains manual and legacy-dependent. This isn't a future problem. It's happening now, and the window to act is closing.”
Federated Detection engine connects to four core platform functions across Tuskira’s Agentic SecOps platform:
- Detection at the Source. Generate detections directly across distributed data sources, reducing centralized log costs and preserving access to critical signals.
- Security Context Graph. Correlate identities, assets, and attacker activity into a unified threat model to uncover APT activity and breach paths across the environment.
- Autonomous Triage and Investigation. Continuously validate detections, reduce false positives, and prioritize what represents real breach risk so analysts can focus on credible threats.
- Response Through the Existing Stack. Translate validated findings into targeted containment actions and drive them through the tools and controls customers already use.
