Tuskira announced its Federated Detection Engine at RSA Conference 2026, adding a new capability to its Agentic SecOps platform that lets security teams detect threats in real time directly across cloud, identity, endpoint, network, SaaS, infrastructure, and legacy SIEM environments without centralizing logs first.

The traditional model of detection engineering depends on pulling data into a centralized log architecture, then writing and maintaining detection rules manually. Tuskira argues that model is too slow and too expensive for how modern attacks move across distributed environments. The Federated Detection Engine brings detection logic to where data already lives, significantly reducing dependency on traditional SIEM infrastructure and human-operated rule management.

“Every second we delay, adversaries are using AI to accelerate their attacks,” said Piyush Sharma, Co-founder and CEO of Tuskira. “Our triage automation is worthless if detection can’t keep pace, and right now, it can’t. The most critical layer of our SOC remains manual and legacy-dependent. This isn’t a future problem. It’s happening now, and the window to act is closing. Tuskira removes the cost and aggregation constraints as detections happen where the data lives, signals are correlated through shared context, and AI triage continuously separates real threats from noise.”

The Federated Detection Engine connects to four core functions within the Tuskira platform. Detection at the Source generates detections directly across distributed data sources, reducing centralized log costs. A Security Context Graph correlates identities, assets, and attacker activity into a unified threat model to expose APT activity and breach paths. Autonomous Triage and Investigation continuously validates detections, reduces false positives, and prioritizes what represents real breach risk. Response through the Existing Stack translates validated findings into targeted containment actions driven through tools the customer already uses.

A CISO at a global industrial enterprise noted: “Tuskira changed how our SOC operates. Detections are no longer static, and our analysts spend less time chasing noise and more time focused on real threats. We also started seeing value quickly, without waiting months for a large-scale data migration or pipeline re-engineering.”

Tuskira positions the release as an extension of its broader Agentic SecOps platform, which is built on what the company calls a Unified Intelligence and Distributed Detection philosophy. The Federated Detection Engine is available now.