LISBON, Portugal - TelAve -- Sentinari, the Irish cybersecurity company behind See It Say It, today launched Agent Signal at Web Summit in Lisbon. It extends the platform from Human Signal, the threat intelligence employees generate when they report a scam, to the AI agents now working alongside them.

Social engineering has a new target. The attackers who call, text and message employees for credentials or a payment approval are aiming the same tactics at AI agents. A crafted email, a poisoned document or an instruction hidden in a web page can push an agent to act against the business that deployed it.

When that happens, the signal rarely goes anywhere. An agent that receives a manipulative instruction may or may not act on it, but the attempt is seldom reported, and even more seldom connected to the vishing call the finance team took that morning. Attackers run campaigns across every route into a business. Defenders see them one fragment at a time.

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Agent Signal closes that gap. AI agents can now report anomalous behavior to See It Say It the moment they encounter it. Each report is analyzed in the same way as an employee report. It is then correlated with every other report from across the organization, human and agent, to surface organized campaigns targeting the business. Where the risk warrants it, containment actions can be taken to limit the agent's exposure.

"Every business deploying AI agents has added a new set of insiders for attackers to work on," said Dylan Fermoyle, Co-Founder and CEO of Sentinari. "Employees already tell us what is targeting them. Their agents see a different slice of the same campaigns, and in most businesses nobody is listening to them. Put the two together and you see the attack the way the attacker planned it, across people and machines at once. If you See It, Say It. That mandate now covers every insider, human or AI."

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Agent Signal is available now to See It Say It customers.

Sentinari is at Web Summit today at booth PS7-03, Pavilion 2, running live demonstrations, and presents at the Startup Showcase on Stage 6 at 10:00.

About Sentinari
Sentinari is an Irish cybersecurity company engaging every employee in the fight against scam campaigns. With its app, See It Say It, employees report vishing, smishing, in-person scams and more. Each report is analyzed, scoped, alerted and contained where needed. Available on Microsoft Marketplace and through partners in the UK and US. EU built and hosted. FirstNet® Verified, built with AT&T.
www.sentinari.com