Twine Security engineer Dotan Reis explores how AI agents differ fundamentally from human intelligence — they don't emote, are stateless, and are susceptible to prompt injection — and why understanding these differences is key to building reliable agentic systems. The post offers practical design patterns to harness AI's unique strengths while guarding against its predictable failure modes.

As AI agents take on increasingly consequential tasks, Twine Security's Dotan Reis argues the critical challenge isn't perfection but accountability — ensuring agents can be trusted to complete tasks or clearly communicate when they can't. The post outlines five prerequisites for accountable AI agents: domain-groundedness, memory, discretion, an intuitive interface, and persistence.

When you sit down with Benny Porat, you feel the engineer's mindset immediately: a deep instinct to open things up, take them apart, and rebuild them stronger.

The company, one of four finalists in this year's Black Hat USA Startup Spotlight competition, uses a multi-agent system to build AI Digital Employees.

Twine CEO and co-founder Benny Porat discusses the company's AI digital workforce platform, which enables enterprises to deploy AI employees that can perform real business tasks autonomously — starting with IT and security operations where the ROI of automation is clearest and most measurable. The interview explores Twine's vision for how AI workers will complement human security teams, handling repetitive and data-intensive tasks while freeing experts to focus on higher-order problems.

Twine Security, the leader in building AI Digital Employees for the cybersecurity industry, has been named one of the Top 10 Finalists for the RSAC 2025 Innovation Sandbox Contest.

Of all the possibilities that the GenAI era offers, one of the most impactful is the idea that this new technology will change the job market forever.

Serial entrepreneur and Claroty founder Benny Porat launches new company to address the critical cybersecurity talent gap by equipping security teams with digital cyber employees Tel Aviv, Israel, November 20, 2024 Twine, a US and Israeli-based cybersecurity company, today announced $12M in seed ...