Put your startup's technical story on record
Updated September 24, 2026
Agentic Cyber interviews founders of AI-agent security startups and reports on what they are really building.
Key takeaways
The problem Agentic security startups have defensible tech but no trusted venue to explain it precisely to researchers.
Core insight A direct founder interview published by a practitioner-oriented outlet carries more technical credibility than any press release.
Practical outcome Founders can get their real architectural position on record where researchers who map the landscape will actually find it.
PR Reporting
Agentic Cyber interviews your founders and puts your real technical story in front of the researchers mapping this space.
How it works.
Scope check
You get in touch and we talk about whether your startup fits what Agentic Cyber covers.
Founder interview
A member of the Agentic Cyber team interviews you directly on your architecture, threat model, and technical differentiation.
Published record
Agentic Cyber reports on your startup and publishes the piece.
What's included
- Direct founder interview
- Technical differentiation explained
- Practitioner-facing publication
- Durable linkable record
- Published on Agentic Cyber
Coverage comes from a direct interview with your founders, not a skim of your docs site.
Get your startup's story on record
Reach out to Agentic Cyber to discuss an interview before the early-mover window closes.
The problem: your startup's real story gets buried
Founders of AI-agent security startups spend months building defensible technology with real architectural opinions - then reduce it to a homepage headline that sounds identical to the six competitors in the same space. A researcher trying to map the landscape reads ten startup sites and cannot tell who has a genuine technical position and who is rebranding a wrapper. The signal is there; it just never makes it out of the building.
What you get: six ways this reporting changes how the world sees your startup
Your technical differentiation gets explained by someone who understands prompt injection and tool misuse patterns, not a generalist copywriter flattening the nuance.
Researchers who actively follow agentic security can read a factual account of what you built and why, sourced from a direct founder interview - not a press release.
Your thesis on the attack surface goes on record in a publication oriented around practitioners, which is a different kind of credibility than a conference slide.
The interview anchors your public narrative to what you actually built rather than marketing language, which holds up better under technical scrutiny.
Coverage appears in a context where the audience is already thinking about multi-agent trust boundaries and agentic supply-chain risk - the problem your product addresses is assumed, not explained from zero.
You get a durable, linkable piece of record that reflects what you actually do, not an approximation written by someone who spent forty minutes on your docs site.
What it looks like day to day: how the interview and reporting process works
You get in touch with Agentic Cyber and we talk about whether your startup fits what we cover. We schedule a conversation - a direct interview with the Agentic Cyber team. You answer questions about your architecture, your threat model, and what makes your approach different; we listen and push where the answers need more precision. Agentic Cyber then reports on your startup. The piece runs on Agentic Cyber and is alongside Agentic Cyber's event summaries and glossary.
Get your startup's story on record
Request an interview with Agentic Cyber.
The agentic security space is consolidating fast, and the startups that define their technical position clearly in the next few months will be the reference points researchers use when the field matures. The window to be early in the public conversation is open, but it is not indefinite - get in touch to discuss your interview.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from traditional PR or analyst coverage?
Agentic Cyber interviews founders directly and reports on what you are building. The focus is agentic security, not general tech PR.
How long does the interview take and when can we start?
We don't publish fixed timelines. Contact us to discuss timing and what the conversation would cover.
What determines whether a startup gets interviewed?
We focus on founders building real solutions in agent security. If you are working on a genuine problem in the agentic space, reach out and we will assess fit.
Does Agentic Cyber help with positioning strategy or just report what we say?
The interview is a reporting exercise, not a positioning workshop. We interview you and report on your startup. Consulting is a separate offering if you need strategic input.
Who reads the coverage and where does it appear?
Coverage is published on Agentic Cyber, a publication about agentic security.