So far in 2026, three threads have run through everything we have shipped to the SenseOn Platform: a new intelligence layer of AI agents that take repetitive work off the SOC, richer visibility and reporting over your own data, and a bigger Data Fabric that connects more of your estate than ever. All of it built to accommodate the work you actually do, day to day.
Grab a coffee and take a look at what has changed so far this year.
The Intelligence Layer: An AI SOC That Actually Cuts the Noise
Traditional SOCs drown in signal. Case volumes grow, analysts get pulled in every direction, and genuine threats get lost in the noise. This year we shipped the pieces that let the SenseOn Platform take on the repetitive work itself so your team can spend its time on the decisions only humans should make.
Horus
Horus is the AI orchestrator at the heart of the SenseOn Platform. You ask a question in plain language and Horus coordinates the right specialist agents to get the work done. You do not need to know what is running underneath. You just need to ask. It is the one conversation your SOC actually has with the platform, with everything else handled beneath the surface.
Hunter
Hunter is the first specialist agent Horus can call. Describe what you want to find in plain language and Hunter translates it into a precise query, ready to run in Hunt Lab. No SQL, no data model to memorise, no query-writing bottleneck between an analyst's question and an answer.
If you have not tried it yet, head to Hunt Lab and click Try Horus.
Resolve
Resolve is our AI Assistant for case handling. It investigates cases across the full severity range, pulls together the relevant context, and takes or recommends the next steps. It handles the repetitive triage that fills an analyst's day so your team can spend its time on the threats that need human judgement.
A quieter inbox to match
We paired the new agents with a quieter inbox. By default, email notifications now cover only the things that need your attention (new priority cases, severity increases, and closed cases), and priority alert emails carry enough case context for you to act without opening the platform first. If you prefer the full picture, turn detailed notifications back on in Settings > Notifications > Enable detailed email notifications.
Visibility and Reporting: Your Data, Made Legible
An AI SOC only helps if you can see what it is seeing. This year we made your own data easier to interrogate, and made the story of your security posture easier to tell to the people funding it.
Reveal: interactive charts and tables
Charts and tables in Reveal are now interactive. You can click directly on a chart or a table row to drill down into the data behind it. Select a data point to break it down by specifics such as hostname, location, or date so you can find the information you actually need, dig deeper into your own data, and interrogate graphs to answer your own questions.
We also added two more ways to work with your data: copy a value straight from a chart or table, or link to Experience with a single click.
Insight: your monthly security posture report
Keeping leadership informed about your security posture usually means someone on the team pulling together data, summarising findings, and translating it into something a manager can actually read. Insight does that for you, automatically.
Each month, the SenseOn Platform generates a structured report covering your estate's threat landscape, key findings, and recommendations. It gives managers and leadership a clear view of where things stand without needing to navigate the platform themselves.
You will find it from Overview, in the Reports widget. Click View latest insights to see the most recent report.
The Data Fabric: More Sources, More Signal
Visibility starts with data. The more sources you can connect to the SenseOn Platform, the clearer your picture of what is happening across your estate. This year we expanded the Data Fabric at both ends: the endpoint on-ramp, and the integrations catalogue.
A rebuilt Universal Sensor
Early in the year we shipped a major upgrade to how the Universal Sensor is deployed and managed. The previous multi-step installation was replaced with a single, unified package that handles everything automatically and downloads directly from the SenseOn Platform for more reliable, more secure installations.
- Simpler onboarding. New endpoints are enrolled using a secure token generated in the SenseOn Platform. No key file required.
- Version control. Pin a specific Universal Sensor version per segment, choose from the latest or previous versions, and roll back if needed.
- Automatic updates and health checks. A lightweight background service keeps the Universal Sensor up to date and monitors its health automatically.
- A single install command. Runs directly in PowerShell or deploys across your estate via Intune, SCCM, or your software management tool of choice.
24 new integrations
On top of the endpoint on-ramp, we added 24 new integrations across vulnerability management, cloud security, email security, and application security. One click, more sources, greater visibility across your entire estate.
Vulnerability Management
Amazon Inspector, Axonius, CrowdStrike Falcon Spotlight, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Iru, Qualys VMDR, Rapid7 InsightVM, ServiceNow Vulnerability Response, Tanium Vulnerability Management, Tenable Vulnerability Management, Tenable Security Center.
Cloud Security
AWS Security Hub, CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Palo Alto Cortex Cloud Security, Google Security Command Center, Upwind Cloud Security, Wiz.
Email Security
Microsoft Defender for Office 365, Mimecast Cloud Gateway.
Application Security
Amazon Inspector, HCL AppScan on Cloud, Snyk, Tenable Web App Scanning.
Integration health alerts
When an integration stops working, every minute without data matters. You can now set up email alerts to notify you the moment an integration goes down so you can act immediately and keep your visibility intact. Turn them on in Settings > Notifications > Platform alert: integration unhealthy.
What's Next
Horus, Hunter and Resolve are the first three agents in a growing family, and more are in flight. We are also continuing to expand the Data Fabric. If there is a source you would like to see connected to the SenseOn Platform, we would love to hear from you. Reach out to your customer success manager or drop us a note at product-feedback@senseon.io.
