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Exabeam named Google unified security recommended partner

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeAugust 28, 2026Updated:August 28, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Exabeam, a provider of Behavior Intelligence for the agentic enterprise, has been named a Google Unified Security Recommended partner, recognising the integration between Exabeam New-Scale Analytics and Google Security Operations under the Analytics & Ops domain.

Google Security Operations provides organisations with a cloud-scale platform for centralising and correlating security telemetry, while Exabeam New-Scale Analytics adds advanced behavioral analytics to help security teams identify risk patterns that may not be apparent from individual security events.

The integration gives analysts deeper context into potential insider threats by helping them detect behavioural patterns that may indicate risk, even when individual actions appear legitimate. It can enable security teams to identify high-risk activity earlier, reduce false positives and prioritise investigations involving both human users and AI agents.

“Being named a Google Unified Security Recommended partner reflects the strength of our collaboration with Google Cloud and the value we deliver together for customers,” said Pete Harteveld, CEO of Exabeam.

“Security teams are struggling with alert overload. What they’re missing is insight into the behaviours that represent real risk to their enterprise. Our work with Google Cloud brings this behavioral intelligence directly into Google Security Operations, helping customers identify abnormal activity in the context of behavior across both human users and AI agents.”

Because the New-Scale Security Operations Platform and Google Security Operations are both built on Google Cloud, security teams can share data between the platforms without incurring egress charges. According to Exabeam, this reduces the need to move data to a separate analytics environment and helps simplify security operations.

Dr. Andre Alfred, Senior Director, Cloud Security Threat Operations at Google Cloud, said open interoperability across the technology stack is increasingly important as organisations adopt AI-driven security operations and autonomous agents.

“The Google Unified Security Recommended program creates deep technical collaboration with market-leading security vendors to minimise integration overhead, enabling security teams to focus on outcomes rather than complexity,” Alfred said.

“We’re excited to welcome Exabeam to the Google Unified Security Recommended program to help customers strengthen their defences with unified, AI-driven protection.”

The companies said AI agents are increasingly being used to access systems, invoke tools, execute workflows and make decisions alongside human employees. While individual actions may appear legitimate, patterns of activity over time can reveal elevated security risks.

Exabeam New-Scale Analytics applies behavioral intelligence to both human users and AI agents by establishing baselines of normal activity and detecting deviations that could indicate compromised accounts, malicious insiders or risky AI-agent behaviour.

By providing visibility into behaviour over time rather than isolated security events, the company said the platform helps security teams detect potential threats earlier and respond with greater confidence.

Exabeam New-Scale Analytics is available to Google Security Operations customers through the Google Cloud Marketplace, with eligible purchases applicable toward existing Google Cloud spending commitments.

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