ServiceNow debuts six autonomous security products built on Armis and Veza
ServiceNow shipped six autonomous security agents that close vulnerabilities and incidents without human handoff — the largest security product launch since its $7.75B Armis acquisition.
Why it matters
ServiceNow is moving security from alert-response to autonomous closure. Six agent-native products handling end-to-end vulnerability and incident work signals a category shift: security ops becoming agent-driven workflows at scale.
The key facts
6 to knowSix autonomous security products launched
Agents handle vulnerability and incident work through closure without analyst intervention
$7.75B Armis acquisition (connected device security)
Built on Armis and Veza integrations
Largest security product push since major M&A
Multi-step autonomous workflows (agents category)
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Publisher excerpt: ServiceNow Inc. today unveiled six security products and a group of artificial intelligence agents it says can carry vulnerability and incident work through to closure without an analyst driving each step. The launch is ServiceNow’s biggest security push since it closed two large acquisitions. Its…