Published on: April 23, 2026
BROOMFIELD, Colo. — April 2026 – Exabeam, the leader in behavior intelligence for the agentic enterprise, today announced new Exabeam Agent Behavior Analytics (ABA) capabilities for agents built with Google Cloud’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) and an integration framework with Google Agent Gateway, establishing Exabeam at the forefront of securing enterprises as they adopt agentic workflows. This update extends Exabeam ABA across the Google agent ecosystem, including Gemini Enterprise, custom-built agents, and multi-agent workflows.
As enterprises adopt agent-based architectures to automate workflows and decision making, security teams face limited visibility into how autonomous agents operate, interact, and access data. These challenges are compounded in multi-agent environments where coordinated activity across systems introduces new risks as agents are often treated with the same level of authority as human insiders.
Exabeam ABA addresses these challenges by providing unified visibility, behavior baselining, anomaly detection, and cross-agent correlation to detect and investigate risks across both individual agents and multi-agent workflows.
With support for Google Cloud’s Agent Development Kit, organizations can now secure custom-built agents from development through production. Exabeam ABA provides deep insight into how these agents operate, interact, and evolve over time — ensuring that innovation does not come at the cost of security.
“Agentic AI represents a fundamental shift in how applications are built and operated,” said Steve Wilson, Chief AI and Product Officer at Exabeam. “By extending our Agent Behavior Analytics to include agents developed with Google Cloud’s Agent Development Kit, we are enabling security teams to maintain trust and visibility across the full lifecycle of intelligent agents.”
“As we bring more AI agents into the business, we need a clear understanding of how those agents behave, how they interact with systems and data, and where potential risk can emerge,” said Eric Santa Cruz, Architect, IT Security at Resorts World Las Vegas. “What Exabeam is doing in Agent Behavior Analytics is exactly the kind of innovation we have been looking for. It addresses a rising challenge organizations are facing as AI adoption grows and gives us greater confidence that we can move forward securely while getting more value from AI across our operations.”
Integration with Google’s Agent Gateway expands this coverage to multi-agent environments. Exabeam ABA will ingest and analyze agent-to-agent interactions, map workflow relationships, and identify anomalous patterns across distributed systems. This allows security teams to detect risks that emerge from coordinated or unintended behavior across multiple agents.
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