Analysts spent days building reports from slow, siloed tools. Now, they ask a question and an AI agent instantly generates an accurate chart.
A vulnerability management platform serving Fortune 500 customers who generate over 10 billion security data points in 90 days from more than 50 different sources.
With the time-to-exploit for software vulnerabilities collapsing from years to days, security teams struggled with analytical tools that were slow...
“Our goal is to make sure enterprises are able to keep up as the threat landscape changes rapidly with AI.”
AI agents for investigating and resolving security vulnerabilities.
ClickHouse is an open-source column-oriented database management system that provides real-time OLAP analytics and a managed cloud service for data warehousing, observability, and machine learning/GenAI workloads.
Cogent's Security reporting is part of this use case:
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Analysts spent days building reports from slow, siloed tools. Now, they ask a question and an AI agent instantly generates an accurate chart.
A vulnerability management platform serving Fortune 500 customers who generate over 10 billion security data points in 90 days from more than 50 different sources.
With the time-to-exploit for software vulnerabilities collapsing from years to days, security teams struggled with analytical tools that were slow...
“Our goal is to make sure enterprises are able to keep up as the threat landscape changes rapidly with AI.”
AI agents for investigating and resolving security vulnerabilities.
ClickHouse is an open-source column-oriented database management system that provides real-time OLAP analytics and a managed cloud service for data warehousing, observability, and machine learning/GenAI workloads.
Cogent's Security reporting is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Devs manually seeded context for complex tasks. Agents now retain memory for weeks, working independently after a single session.
Building agent identity from scratch would have tied up an entire team for months. Off-the-shelf auth got the MCP server live in one sprint.
Steep learning curves caused high user churn. Now, a native AI agent lets builders fluidly mix text prompts and point-and-click tools.
Updating PDF battlecards took weeks. Now, AI auto-refreshes market intel and feeds approved talk tracks directly into live deals.
A solo HR leader spent 45 minutes manually compiling multi-currency reports. Now, simple AI prompts extract the exact live data needed.
AI that drafts and summarizes hands the real work back. Claude finishes it—ticket triage, contract review—for 350,000 organizations.
IR research meant sifting hundreds of SharePoint docs by hand. Now specialized agents route and synthesize it—26% faster, citations sharper.
Large AI training jobs meant fighting for preemptible slots or leaving campus. Marlowe gave any lab guaranteed multi-node access on demand.
Software updates were tied to rigid vehicle production cycles. A GenAI platform now frees 5,000 developers to release code independently.