Stream is the AI-native platform built to fight AI-enabled attacks. It autonomously prevents, detects, hunts, and remediates exposures and threats across production at machine speed - driving risk toward zero. It replaces the fragmented stack of scanners, runtime agents, exposure tools and playbooks with one live model of production.
Attackers don’t think in production boundaries anymore - Cloud, SaaS, identity, runtime, AI, network and on-prem no longer behave as separate estates. They operate as one connected system, and attackers move through them as one. The security industry answered with the opposite structure: separate tools, separate consoles, separate collection cycles - scanning for misconfigurations, listing vulnerabilities, producing findings for people to validate by hand. Adding AI agents on top of that structure only produces findings faster. The deeper problem is what a finding is. A finding describes the environment as it was when the scan ran. An attack happens in the environment as it is now. Finding a misconfiguration or a vulnerability is no longer the work. Closing exploitability, safely, inside a system that is still running, is the work.
Defending Production needs a new approach : Stream is the only Autonomous Production Defense Platform that works across your entire production estate. It runs on a patented ProductionTwin®, a high-fidelity security data harmonization layer that models Cloud, SaaS, identity, runtime, AI, network, perimeter, on-prem, security controls, and the behavior running on top of them into one live model of production: real-time, fully correlated, continuously updating. Not a snapshot. And it does not stop at boundaries - the boundaries that fragment every other tool are the same boundaries an attacker moves across. Inside ProductionTwin they are one system.
That single live data model is the foundation for everything Stream does:
• Autonomous Prevention of attacks by finding and closing exploitable paths before an attacker finds them first autonomously.
• Autonomous Detection of attacks as they move across boundaries, not just where they first appear, and by seeding deception canaries on the fly to slow down and mislead attackers before they reach anything real
• Autonomous Remediation and Response - safely by simulating exactly what a containment action will do before it's taken, so the fix doesn't cause its own outage
• Autonomous Hunting continuously against the live environment, instead of running a search against last night's data
Autonomy is not a model problem. It is a ground-truth problem - an agent is only as safe as what it reads before it acts. Rebuild context out of logs and last night’s scan and the action is a guess about the present dressed as a decision - so a human is inserted, and becomes the bottleneck that made autonomy pointless. Read a live model and every step is computed instead: reachability, blast radius, impact before execution, closure after. The model enables the AI. The AI does not enable the model.