ServiceNow, the AI control tower for business reinvention, has launched Autonomous Security, a new suite of AI‑powered solutions designed to help organisations prevent cyber issues before they escalate. The platform brings exposure management, vulnerability detection, cyber‑physical security, identity governance, incident response and compliance together in one place, giving businesses a clearer and more manageable view of their security posture.
As Irish organisations increase their use of AI, their digital environments are becoming more complex. New systems, identities, and automated agents create more moving parts to secure, making it harder for teams to uphold visibility and control across the business. Autonomous Security is designed to simplify that challenge by bringing all security operations into one governed platform. The approach, known as Shift Zero, centres on prevention, real‑time insight and clear accountability so organisations can manage risk with greater confidence.
Paul Turley, Senior Director, ServiceNow Ireland, said: “Irish organisations are moving quickly with AI, which means every new system, identity and automated agent expands the attack surface and increases risk. That is the challenge facing security teams today. Autonomous Security gives businesses a single, governed platform that can identify risks early, respond at machine speed, and keep every identity and asset accountable. The result is a security foundation that supports innovation rather than slowing it.”
Many industrial and operational organisations are already using ServiceNow’s security capabilities to strengthen resilience in complex environments. With Armis and Veza now part of the platform, ServiceNow can give teams a clearer picture of what assets they have, who has access and where risks may be emerging. It means organisations can govern their environments with confidence and maintain strong security standards as they grow.
What’s included: The new features range from automated vulnerability clean‑up and code‑to‑cloud risk detection to improved visibility across OT and medical devices. They also support more robust identity governance for AI agents, faster incident response, and ongoing compliance monitoring across major regulatory frameworks. Quantum‑safe cryptographic support will be added later this year.
Most Autonomous Security solutions are available now, with additional AI Specialists and compliance features arriving in December 2026.