Cybersecurity firms launch new agentic AI tools for IT operations

Several information security companies have announced new agentic AI products designed to automate IT troubleshooting, compliance, and risk remediation.

NinjaOne introduced Katana AI, an AI technician that analyzes device telemetry, history, and alerts to identify root causes and recommend remediation scripts. Alongside this, the NinjaOne MCP server provides a governed way for external AI tools to access platform data and execute operations within established security permissions.

Other notable releases include Scytale’s MCP server, which allows AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT to query live compliance data using natural language. SolarWinds launched Avior, a goal-oriented AI system built for mission-critical IT environments to coordinate specialized agents and track progress. Additionally, Qualys introduced TruConfidence, an orchestration engine designed to power autonomous cyber risk remediation at machine speed.