TENEX.AI operates an AI-native managed detection and response (MDR) platform staffed by U.S.-based security analysts. The tech stack—Google Chronicle, EDR/SIEM integrations, GCP/AWS, Claude, and LangChain—reveals a company building RAG-backed investigation workflows and autonomous detection layers. Active projects around large-scale LLM productionization and multi-modal agent experimentation signal a shift from rule-based alerting toward AI-driven threat correlation, while the hiring deceleration (13 roles in last 30 days vs. 93 total open) suggests post-launch focus on product hardening over team expansion.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
TENEX.AI provides managed detection and response (MDR) services combining AI-driven alert triage with 24/7 human analyst oversight. The platform ingests security telemetry from Google Chronicle and EDR/SIEM tools, then uses AI agents to investigate alerts at scale—freeing in-house teams from alert fatigue. Founded in 2024 and based in Sarasota, Florida, the company operates an engineering-heavy organization (39 engineers vs. 8 sales roles) with a security-focused staff of 51–200. Current priorities include scaling platform reliability to petabyte data volumes, implementing SOC 1 Type II compliance, and building auto-remediation workflows.
TENEX.AI uses Google Chronicle, EDR, SIEM, Claude LLMs, LangChain, and RAG-backed agents. The platform is built on Go, Python, GCP, and AWS, with Kubernetes for orchestration and PostgreSQL/BigQuery for storage.
TENEX.AI is experimenting with retrieval-augmented generation, tool-calling agents, multi-modal models, and large-scale LLM productionization. Current projects include a RAG-backed investigation platform and autonomous detection AI layer for threat correlation.
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