Everyone at RSAC sold you agentic defense. We prove whether yours works.
We sat through 570 sessions so you don't have to. Here's the signal, plus a 15-minute readout to pressure-test your own stack against it.
Three things actually mattered.
Defense went autonomous
Agents now act at machine speed. Almost no vendor could show theirs actually stops an intrusion.
Breakout time is seconds
Attackers reach lateral movement before a human reads the first alert. Real-time is the only honest test.
Your AI stack is the attack surface
LLMs, RAG, and agent identity are now yours to defend, and to prove, under NIST / EU / ISO scrutiny.
Claims aren't proof.
Every booth promised agentic defense. None could prove it holds, and with breakout time in seconds, that gap is exactly where breaches live.
"Agentic" detection and responseAI coverage of the latest threatsDashboards full of green checkmarksRoadmaps that grade their own work
- Whether those agents stop a real intrusion
- Live attack paths run against your controls
- Evidence that survives a board or auditor
- DARPA-defined rigor, not a vendor's word
SIEGE runs reasoning agents that emulate real adversaries, generating novel attack paths your tools have never seen, and hands you dated, board- and auditor-ready evidence of what held.
Fifteen minutes. Three answers.
- 01Your top attack-path exposure: where a real adversary would move first.
- 02How agentic, machine-speed threats map to the controls you already own.
- 03What board- and auditor-ready evidence of resilience actually looks like.
No slideware. No obligation. A working conversation about where a real adversary would go in your environment, and how you'd prove you'd catch them.