Gladius Securitas Expands AI Security Platform for Autonomous Systems

Jun 24, 2026
Gladius Securitas has expanded its cybersecurity operations platform to address the growing risks posed by AI agents, machine identities, and autonomous systems in enterprise environments.

Gladius Securitas has expanded its cybersecurity operations platform to address security challenges created by autonomous AI systems and machine identities, announced in a press release. The company said the platform is designed to protect both human and non-human identities, including AI agents, APIs, and automated workflows that traditional security architectures do not cover.

The updated platform integrates offensive testing, vulnerability management, threat intelligence, automated remediation, and security operations into a single system. It uses autonomous red teaming and machine identity protection to provide continuous visibility into exploitable attack paths. The platform also features Blue Team Remediation Recipes, which automate containment, remediation, validation, and monitoring processes.

Gladius Securitas described its approach as a shift toward intelligent security ecosystems capable of autonomous validation and operational decision making. The platform supports both single-tenant and multi-tenant deployments, enabling enterprises and managed security service providers to deliver scalable autonomous defense. The company stated that the solution aims to provide measurable proof of risk, proof of fix, and proof of trust across digital environments.

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