Dataminr has shared an update. The company highlighted the unveiling of its Agentic AI roadmap at RSAC 2025 and introduced Intel Agents, its first Agentic AI capability aimed at autonomously generating critical context as events, risks, and threats unfold. The initial deployment will be integrated into Dataminr Pulse for Cyber Risk, its cybersecurity platform designed to help CISOs and security teams manage digital and third-party risk, identify vulnerabilities, and respond to cyber-physical threats, with Intel Agents positioned to reduce manual research and support real-time decision-making, triage, and response.
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For investors, this announcement underscores Dataminr’s strategic push deeper into AI-driven cybersecurity, a segment benefiting from sustained enterprise and regulatory focus on cyber risk management. By embedding autonomous “agentic” capabilities into its existing Pulse offering, Dataminr may enhance product differentiation and pricing power, improve customer stickiness, and expand its value proposition to large enterprises with complex risk profiles. If successfully commercialized and adopted, Intel Agents could support higher-margin, software-driven revenue growth and strengthen Dataminr’s competitive position among AI-enabled threat intelligence and cybersecurity analytics providers. However, the ultimate financial impact will depend on customer uptake, integration performance in real-world environments, and the company’s ability to demonstrate measurable reductions in response time and operational workload for security teams.