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The Universal Remote Control | Exabeam Elevate 2026

Webinar

Unifying Threat Detection Across Your AI Security Agents

About this talk

Your security stack is full of powerful AI agents, but they don’t speak the same language. This forces you to manually stitch together context, slowing down investigations and creating blind spots. This session introduces the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the “universal remote” for your security AI. You will learn how this open-source protocol allows disparate agents to share context seamlessly. We’ll show you how unlocking this shared understanding enables more powerful, cross-platform behavioral detections, allowing you to spot sophisticated threats that exploit the gaps between your tools. Walk away knowing how to break down data silos and unify your defenses.

Join us to learn about:

• Understand the Evolution of Cybersecurity: The session draws a parallel between the history of cartography and the evolution of cybersecurity, from local visibility with global blindness (like ancient maps) to today’s interconnected, AI-driven security landscape.
• Learn about the Model Context Protocol (MCP): Discover how MCP acts as a “universal remote control” to unify disparate AI security agents, enabling them to share context and speak the same language to break down data silos.
• Move from Detection to Autonomous Exploration: See how security operations are shifting from simple detection and manual investigation to autonomous, AI-driven exploration, allowing analysts to investigate threats across the entire environment in real time.
• Implement AI in Your Security Operations Securely: Learn the “SCALE” framework (Segment, Control, Allow, Log, Ensure) for safely and effectively integrating AI into your security workflows, managing risks like expanded attack surfaces and unintended AI actions.

Register today to see how Exabeam safely makes an agent-driven SOC a reality.

Speakers

Brook Chelmo, Director of Product Marketing

Brook Chelmo is a seasoned cybersecurity strategist and product marketing leader with deep expertise in emerging threats, threat actor behavior, and security technology. He has conducted embedded research with ransomware groups, including direct engagement with Russian cybercriminals, offering rare insights into their operations, motivations, and monetization strategies. Known for delivering award-winning and standing-room-only presentations at global security conferences, Brook helps security teams stay ahead of evolving threats by translating complex threat intelligence into actionable strategies. His work spans product development, threat research, and education, supporting both the advancement of security technology and the global community’s ability to defend against cyber risk.