Exabeam's Agent Behavior Analytics (ABA) Now Supports Google Cloud AI Agent Ecosystem
Exabeam has announced new Agent Behavior Analytics capabilities for AI agents built with Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit. This integration provides comprehensive visibility and anomaly detection for both single and multi-agent workflows, addressing emerging security risks in the Agentic Enterprise.
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Comprehensive visibility and anomaly detection for agents and multi-agent workflows created with Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit will soon be available via the upcoming Google Agent Gateway.
Broomfield, Colorado, April 22, 2026 – Exabeam, the leader in behavioral intelligence for the Agentic Enterprise (an enterprise model where AI agents collaborate autonomously with humans), today announced new Exabeam Agent Behavior Analytics (ABA) capabilities for agents created with Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit (ADK) and an integration framework with Google Agent Gateway. This places Exabeam at the forefront of securing enterprises deploying agentic workflows. With this update, Exabeam ABA can now support the entire Google agent ecosystem, including Gemini Enterprise, custom agents, and multi-agent workflows.
As enterprises adopt agent-based architectures to automate workflows and decision-making, security teams are increasingly facing poor visibility into the behavior, interactions, and data access of autonomous agents.
Because agents are often treated as having the same privilege levels as human insiders, coordinated activities across systems in multi-agent environments introduce new risks and further exacerbate visibility challenges.
Exabeam ABA addresses these challenges by providing unified visibility, establishing behavioral baselines, detecting anomalies, and performing cross-agent correlation analysis to detect and investigate risks for both individual agents and multi-agent workflows.
With support for Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit (ADK), organizations can now secure their proprietary custom agents from development through to production. Exabeam ABA delivers deep insights into the behavior, interactions, and evolution of these agents over time, ensuring that innovation can confidently advance without sacrificing security.
Steve Wilson, Chief AI & Product Officer at Exabeam, stated: 'Agentic AI is fundamentally changing how applications are built and operated. Exabeam has expanded its agent behavior analytics to cover agents developed with Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit (ADK), allowing security teams to maintain trust and visibility throughout the lifecycle of intelligent agents.'
Eric Santacruz, Architect in the IT Security department at Resorts World Las Vegas, said: 'As we deploy more AI agents into our business, we've had a pressing need to clearly understand how those agents behave, interact with systems and data, and where potential risks lie. What Exabeam is doing with Agent Behavior Analytics is exactly the kind of innovation we've been looking for. It addresses the challenges organizations face with increasing AI adoption and gives us confidence that we can safely move forward while extracting even more value from AI across all aspects of our operations.'
Through integration with Google's Agent Gateway, the scope of Agent Behavior Analytics has expanded to cover multi-agent environments. Exabeam ABA captures and analyzes interactions between agents across distributed systems, mapping workflow relationships and identifying anomalous patterns. As a result, security teams can detect risks arising from coordinated or unintended behaviors across multiple agents.
Exabeam Agent Behavior Analytics is fully embedded in the Exabeam New-Scale Security Operations Platform and is available at no additional cost. For more information, please visit www.exabeam.com.
About Exabeam
Exabeam is the Agentic Enterprise...
Broomfield, Colorado, April 22, 2026 – Exabeam, the leader in behavioral intelligence for the Agentic Enterprise (an enterprise model where AI agents collaborate autonomously with humans), today announced new Exabeam Agent Behavior Analytics (ABA) capabilities for agents created with Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit (ADK) and an integration framework with Google Agent Gateway. This places Exabeam at the forefront of securing enterprises deploying agentic workflows. With this update, Exabeam ABA can now support the entire Google agent ecosystem, including Gemini Enterprise, custom agents, and multi-agent workflows.
As enterprises adopt agent-based architectures to automate workflows and decision-making, security teams are increasingly facing poor visibility into the behavior, interactions, and data access of autonomous agents.
Because agents are often treated as having the same privilege levels as human insiders, coordinated activities across systems in multi-agent environments introduce new risks and further exacerbate visibility challenges.
Exabeam ABA addresses these challenges by providing unified visibility, establishing behavioral baselines, detecting anomalies, and performing cross-agent correlation analysis to detect and investigate risks for both individual agents and multi-agent workflows.
With support for Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit (ADK), organizations can now secure their proprietary custom agents from development through to production. Exabeam ABA delivers deep insights into the behavior, interactions, and evolution of these agents over time, ensuring that innovation can confidently advance without sacrificing security.
Steve Wilson, Chief AI & Product Officer at Exabeam, stated: 'Agentic AI is fundamentally changing how applications are built and operated. Exabeam has expanded its agent behavior analytics to cover agents developed with Google Cloud's Agent Development Kit (ADK), allowing security teams to maintain trust and visibility throughout the lifecycle of intelligent agents.'
Eric Santacruz, Architect in the IT Security department at Resorts World Las Vegas, said: 'As we deploy more AI agents into our business, we've had a pressing need to clearly understand how those agents behave, interact with systems and data, and where potential risks lie. What Exabeam is doing with Agent Behavior Analytics is exactly the kind of innovation we've been looking for. It addresses the challenges organizations face with increasing AI adoption and gives us confidence that we can safely move forward while extracting even more value from AI across all aspects of our operations.'
Through integration with Google's Agent Gateway, the scope of Agent Behavior Analytics has expanded to cover multi-agent environments. Exabeam ABA captures and analyzes interactions between agents across distributed systems, mapping workflow relationships and identifying anomalous patterns. As a result, security teams can detect risks arising from coordinated or unintended behaviors across multiple agents.
Exabeam Agent Behavior Analytics is fully embedded in the Exabeam New-Scale Security Operations Platform and is available at no additional cost. For more information, please visit www.exabeam.com.
About Exabeam
Exabeam is the Agentic Enterprise...