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The best defenders build AI agents together: Join Tenable for Swarm at Black Hat ’26

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The best defenders build AI agents together: Join Tenable for Swarm at Black Hat ’26

Tenable is hosting Swarm, a collaborative build event at Black Hat 2026 where security practitioners will develop open-source AI agents and tools together. The event aims to address isolated development of agentic AI in security teams by fostering community collaboration on agents, skills, and model context protocol servers to improve collective cyber defenses.

Why it matters: Security teams adopting AI agents need templates and shared open-source tooling to avoid redundant development and security gaps; practitioners should attend to contribute expertise and access community-built solutions for automating triage, threat hunting, and detection work.

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The best defenders build AI agents together: Join Tenable for Swarm at Black Hat ’26

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The best defenders build AI agents together: Join Tenable for Swarm at Black Hat ’26

Tenable is hosting Swarm, a hands-on build event at Black Hat 2026 where security practitioners will collaborate to develop open-source artificial intelligence (AI) agents and tools for collective defense. Gartner forecasts that Fortune 500 enterprises will deploy over 150,000 AI agents by 2028, yet most security teams currently build agents in isolation without shared learnings or coordinated impact. The event aims to unite practitioners to create next-generation agents, skills, and model context protocol (MCP) servers that streamline security operations and threat response.

Why it matters: Security teams adopting agentic AI need visibility into shared, battle-tested open-source tools and collaborative practices to avoid duplicating effort and maximize the operational gains from AI-driven automation across their organizations.

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The best defenders build AI agents together: Join Tenable for Swarm at Black Hat ’26

Tenable is hosting Swarm, a hands-on build event at Black Hat 2026 where security practitioners will collaborate to develop open-source artificial intelligence (AI) agents and tools for collective defense. Gartner forecasts that Fortune 500 enterprises will deploy over 150,000 AI agents by 2028, yet most security teams currently build agents in isolation without shared learnings or coordinated impact. The event aims to unite practitioners to create next-generation agents, skills, and model context protocol (MCP) servers that streamline security operations and threat response.

Why it matters: Security teams adopting agentic AI need visibility into shared, battle-tested open-source tools and collaborative practices to avoid duplicating effort and maximize the operational gains from AI-driven automation across their organizations.

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