Scanner attended Black Hat and discussed the OpenAI Hugging Face incident and how AI agents are coordinating in ways security teams can't see.
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We can't believe the month is over. August was a big month for us: we flew out to Vegas and got to meet so much of the security community in person. Cliff also sat down…
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Scanner
The security data layer that makes all your data instantly searchable, for your team and agents working alongside them.
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- Software Development
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Scanner
Scanner is the security data layer that makes all your data instantly searchable, for your team and the agents working alongside them. Scanner helps security teams search and detect across all of their security data directly where it lives across your environment - without ingestion, ETL, or traditional hot/cold storage tradeoffs. Connect Scanner to your object storage in any cloud, your SaaS tools, and to the streams like Kafka that feed your data lakes and warehouses. It indexes data where it lives. This allows teams to significantly reduce SIEM costs while improving search performance, threat hunting, and detection capabilities.
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Scanner flew out to Vegas to meet the security community in person and Cliff Cooper sat down live with Joseph Cooper from CyberBytes to talk through Scanner's origin story and where things stand today.
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