Community Intelligence
Attack patterns, detections, and remediation playbooks from a global community of security researchers, rolled into every agent.
Platform overview
Close Security Loops with Cantina
From the first signal to a verified, on-record fix: one platform that connects your stack, holds live context, and does the work.
Over 90% of alerts are false positive or benign. Two checks run in parallel, the verdict merges them, and the loop closes with a fix — in minutes.
Apex feeds code vulnerabilities to agents in real time. Reachability and live exploitation are checked in parallel before anything reaches a human.
At 2 AM, three weak signals across endpoint, network, and identity became one strong one — and the response fit the domain.
No alert needed — this loop starts on a schedule, fans out across what it finds, and finishes work that costs a person twenty minutes, in two.
Holds live context. As new information arrives, the picture updates in real time — agents work from a current view of your environment, not a single alert in isolation. Every node above reads and writes the same memory layer.
The structure
Your new agentic org chart.
Keep your leads. Give each of them a standing fleet of agents — Cantina's, the community's, and your own — some shared across the team, all reading from one memory.
Your Security Team
Alex Triage Security Eng 
Priya Detection & Response IR Lead 
Sam Vulnerability Mgmt AppSec 
Dana Identity & Access IT Sec Apex Offensive Security reports to you
- Dedup agent — reports to Alex
- Enrichment agent — reports to Alex
- Correlation agent — reports to Alex & Priya
- Detection agent — reports to Priya
- Investigation agent — reports to Priya
- Threat-intel agent — reports to Priya & Apex
- Patch agent — reports to Sam
- Reachability agent — reports to Sam
- Secrets-rotation agent — reports to Sam & Dana
- Access-review agent — reports to Dana
- Impossible-travel agent — reports to Dana
- Offboarding agent — reports to Dana
- Code-scan agent — reports to Apex
- Recon agent — reports to Apex
- Exploit-path agent — reports to Apex & Sam
One shared security memory layer
- Cantina agents
- Community agents
- Custom agents
- Shared across leads
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Prioritize what matters
Agents triage every issue against a live memory of your environment and surface the few that need immediate attention.
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One memory, no handoffs
Agents share one security memory layer, so nothing drops between tools or teams. One investigation spans Okta, CrowdStrike, cloud, and code — or whatever context is needed.
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Fixed, not flagged
We don’t just hand you an issue for human intervention. We take the action that closes it, from merging a PR to containing a compromised host, and put the proof on record.
One issue, end to end
Every step reads and writes the shared security memory
Everything you need to run the loop
The capabilities behind the platform, from building agents to bringing in your team.
Agents
Build new custom agents or download community agents — dozens of templates across attack surfaces, ready in minutes.
Memory
Connect 100+ security platforms to feed the memory layer, so every agent works from a live picture of your environment.
Optimization
Improve runs over time. Evals, feedback, and community intelligence make every agent sharper with each loop it closes.
Orchestration
Orchestrate Cantina and custom agents to perform security work end to end — triage hands to investigation, investigation hands to the fix, nothing drops between them.
Collaboration
Bring in the whole team with unified AppSec and SecOps — one queue, one memory, and human sign-off exactly where you want it.
Cantina under the hood
Four inputs, one memory layer — what agents draw on every time they touch an issue.
Why Cantina
Built around the loop, not the alert
Placeholder — most tools optimize for finding more. Cantina optimizes for finishing: every issue carries its context, owner, action, and proof from the moment it enters until the moment it's verified closed. Replace with final positioning copy.
A partner in the work, not another queue
Placeholder — agents don't hand your team homework. They do the work, show the evidence, and ask only when a decision genuinely needs a human. Replace with final positioning copy.
The loop, compared
Traditional tools find work. Today's agentic point solutions suggest work. Cantina finishes it.
| Capability | Cantina | Traditional tools | Agentic point solutions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sees your whole stack | One memory across identity, endpoint, cloud, and code | Per-tool consoles, context dies at the boundary | Siloed to a single domain or tool |
| Prioritizes with context | Live business context and reachability | Static severity scores | Model guesses without your environment |
| Completes the work | Closes the loop to a verified, on-record fix | Stops at a ticket | Stops at a recommendation |
| Keeps humans in control | Autonomy set per action, per integration | Everything is manual anyway | All-or-nothing autonomy |
| Improves over time | Community intelligence plus agent evals | Vendor rule updates | Opaque model updates |
Built to be trusted with the keys
Write access demands a higher bar. Here's ours.
SOC 2 Type II
Independently audited controls, continuous monitoring, and regular third-party penetration tests. Reports available under NDA.
Training assurances
Your data never trains shared models. Agents are evaluated against your policies before they earn autonomy in your environment.
Least-privilege by design
Scoped, revocable credentials per integration, single-tenant memory, and a complete audit trail for every action an agent takes.
Questions, answered
Everything else, ask us live — book a demo.
Most teams connect their first tools and run their first agents the same day. Agent templates ship pre-built — you grant scoped credentials, set the autonomy level per action, and the memory layer starts building immediately.
Only for the actions you delegate. Every integration starts read-only; you grant write scopes per action — merge a PR, contain a host, revoke a grant — and can require human approval on any of them. Agents that only triage never need write access at all.
It pauses the run and reaches a person over Slack, SMS, or a phone call with the full context and the proposed action. Once approved, it continues exactly where it stopped. Nothing irreversible happens without the policy you set allowing it.
Yes. An agent is a set of skills — triage, remediation, human escalation — plus access to your connected tools. Start from one of the dozens of community templates or compose your own, and schedule it for recurring work like weekly stale-repo sweeps.