Smaller companies and critical infrastructure organizations already receive threat intelligence from their community or state hubs, but most lack the staff and tools to act on it.
Last Mile Agents read every advisory against each member’s own sector, technology, and environment, and guide the member each day on what matters and what to do first.
Threat intelligence has never moved faster. AI, including frontier models that now discover vulnerabilities at machine speed, is multiplying advisories, vulnerabilities, and indicators.
A large enterprise absorbs that volume with a dedicated team and platform. But a small corporate IT office, or a cooperative water or electric utility with one security generalist, cannot. For them, more intelligence has meant more noise, not more protection.
Applying Threat Insight
“Collective defense is only as strong as its last mile, and this is how we make it strong. What smaller member organizations still lack in a collective defense ecosystem is a way to turn what they receive into a decision,” said Akshat Jain, CTO and co-founder at Cyware. “Last Mile Agents start with Priority Intelligence Requirements, capturing what is relevant to each organization’s environment and applying that new insight to every advisory and vulnerability that arrives.”
Cyware Last Mile Agents are a new class of Cyware AI agents, which power analyst workflows inside the Cyware platform.
Cyware AI agents serve the analyst at the hub, and now Cyware’s Last Mile Agents serve the smaller member organization at the edge. The hub runs the Cyware platform and curates the intelligence; while member organizations connected to those hubs run Last Mile Agents tuned to their own priorities, with no required platform to deploy.
The first Cyware Last Mile Agents available today include Vulnerability Watch Agent and Threat Briefing Agent, both powered by the PIR Agent. Cyware plans to build on these initial Last Mile Agents with automated actioning, so every connected organization can move to knowing what specifically matters to them and acting on it.
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