MANILA, Philippines (Aug 2026) — Fighting off sophisticated AI-powered cyberattacks is becoming too much for single organizations to handle, prompting the launch of Tenable CyberAgents Exchange to help tech teams collaborate openly.
The newly introduced platform serves as a dedicated, open-source registry specifically built for cybersecurity AI agents, skills, and multi-agent playbooks. Instead of forcing Pinoy tech teams and global security professionals to build defensive tools in complete isolation, this new hub allows them to share and build trusted components together without getting locked into a single vendor.
Why cybersecurity needs an open town square
Many security teams currently waste valuable time designing identical AI tools from scratch because existing marketplaces are either too general or restricted by specific vendors. The new platform fixes this issue by offering complete code-level visibility, showing exactly who built each component and when it was created.
Industry heavyweights SentinelOne and Recorded Future have signed on as founding members, contributing their own autonomous security tools and threat intelligence frameworks directly to the ecosystem.
According to Vlad Korsunsky, Chief Technology Officer at Tenable, security must be treated as a team sport. He noted that the platform creates a collaborative space where practitioners can test, improve, and distribute the absolute best defenses against rapidly evolving threats.
Free tools already available for practitioners
The platform has rolled out with more than 50 open-source AI components ready for use. Notable tools include Navi, a command-line tool that automates common exposure workflows, and SentinelOne Purple AI, which allows users to access autonomous services through a standardized client.
The platform is completely free to use, with no listing or subscription fees for security practitioners worldwide. Interested developers and tech teams can access the platform online at Tenable CyberAgents Exchange.
