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The thing that surprised our team most was how little the detection score mattered once we deployed each agent the way a ten-person shop would. Ten platforms went onto a mixed fleet with no analyst watching, and the winners were the ones that remediated a fake ransomware hit on their own.
Written by Natanael LopezWe ran nine endpoint platforms through the same MSP lens: onboard a client tenant, isolate it, run a patch cycle, and bill by seat. The finding that surprised us was how much the console and the licensing model outweighed raw detection scores once you manage security for many clients at once.
Written by Ivan RubioWe ran eight non-human identity platforms against the same test estate of service accounts, leaked API keys, secrets vaults, and a batch of AI agents nobody had inventoried. The surprise was how little the category agrees on what an NHI even is once discovery, vaulting, and secretless access start pulling in three directions.
Written by Yasel Febles