Bindplane, the OpenTelemetry-based telemetry pipeline company, is bringing two new capabilities to RSAC 2026: Global Intelligence for autonomous pipeline management and Threat Intel Enrichment for real-time threat detection at the data layer.

Global Intelligence monitors security data pipelines around the clock and surfaces recommendations to optimize their configuration. The long-term plan is for it to act on those recommendations autonomously, gradually taking over the manual pipeline management work that currently eats into security engineering time. Bindplane is rolling out the autonomous features progressively rather than all at once, with each step informed by real-world pipeline data.

Threat Intel Enrichment, the first feature shipping under Global Intelligence, performs real-time IP address lookups against threat intelligence feeds and tags suspect IPs as they move through the pipeline. Over time, Bindplane plans to expand that to include dozens of signals from both open-source and commercial threat feeds.

“Security engineers are too valuable to spend their time on pipeline maintenance,” said Mike Kelly, CEO and co-founder of Bindplane. “Global Intelligence monitors pipelines continuously, surfaces issues before they affect data quality, and takes on the manual configuration work so security teams can focus on detecting and responding to threats.”

Both features are available now to select Enterprise customers and Bindplane Enterprise Google Edition users. The platform supports Google SecOps, Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, and CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale.