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Exabeam's Advanced AI Security Platform Wins Prestigious SC 2026 Award

Exabeam's advanced security intelligence platform, Exabeam Nova, has quickly become a game-changer since its launch in April 2025. It's already trusted by over 1,100 global organizations, including major companies, financial institutions, and government agencies, proving its strong impact in the market.

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Exabeam's Advanced AI Security Platform Wins Prestigious SC 2026 Award

The American company Exabeam, a leader in cybersecurity intelligence solutions, announced that it has won the SC Award for 2026 for the best AI and machine learning-based security data analytics solution. This recognition is for their advanced platform, Exabeam Nova. This honor highlights Exabeam Nova's standing as a top multi-agent AI system, seamlessly integrated into their New-Scale Security Operations Platform. What's even better is that it's available to customers at no extra cost, which really helps boost its adoption and reach in the global market. Exabeam Nova uses a framework with six smart agents that work together to analyze security data, categorize threats, and automate investigations without needing direct analyst involvement. This allows the platform to connect complex signals, prioritize risks, and offer precise, easy-to-understand recommendations. Since its launch in April 2025, the platform has seen widespread adoption, serving over 1,100 global institutional clients, including major corporations, financial entities, and government agencies. This really shows how much the market trusts its operational capabilities. It has also significantly boosted the efficiency of cybersecurity teams, speeding up analyst work by about five times and cutting investigation times by more than 50%. Exabeam is a global leader in User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA), offering solutions that analyze user and system behavior within digital environments. They serve over 3,000 organizations worldwide, with a growing focus on enhancing Threat Detection, Investigation, and Response (TDIR) capabilities and accelerating security operations.

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