Developers introduced the autonomous security system CyberGuard

The development team has released CyberGuard — an autonomous system for operational management of information security. The project is built on the basis of the AgentTeams architecture and is designed to automate incident response processes in corporate networks.

The system includes three key components: a read-only evidence gateway, a controlled response executor, and an environment for reproducible laboratory scenarios. The toolkit provides data integration from various sources, including modules for alert merging, threat analysis, and forensic analysis on endpoints.

The solution is focused on creating autonomous security teams that can independently process event streams. The architecture allows for in-depth analysis of incidents without direct operator intervention, using controlled command execution protocols to minimize risks during automatic response.

The project is available in open access on GitHub under a license that allows deployment in isolated containers. The use of reproducible scenarios allows testing the effectiveness of protection algorithms on historical data before their implementation in real infrastructure.

The implementation of such systems reduces the response time to threats due to the automation of routine operations for data collection and analysis. CyberGuard complements the existing stack of tools for endpoint protection, providing a unified interface for managing autonomous security agents.