Milestone expands 7AI’s ecosystem across the tools, data sources and workflows customers already use, helping partners deliver SOC modernization, SIEM transformation and AI that Defends in production
7AI, the company building AI that Defends, today announced that its Technology Alliance Program has reached 200 integrations, a major ecosystem milestone that strengthens how partners help customers modernize security operations and transform how they use security data across the enterprise.
The milestone builds on the launch of the 7AI Alliance Partner Program, a modern, partner-first global ecosystem spanning solution providers, systems integrators, service providers, technology alliance partners and cloud partners. The program makes partners the engine of customer value, market adoption and growth built on 7AI as the foundation for AI security. The Technology Alliance Program extends that strategy by integrating with the technologies in a customer’s environment, applying 7AI technology to modernize their existing stack and make every tool more valuable across detection, investigation, response, hunting and continuous improvement.
SOC modernization and SIEM transformation are emerging as two of the largest priorities for enterprise security teams. Customers are under pressure to keep pace with machine-speed threats while also getting more value from the security data, tools and services they already run. 7AI and its go-to-market and technology partners complete that story by bringing solutions together, delivering managed services and leading customer transformations across each customer’s existing environment.
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“Partners are pivotal because customers are not modernizing one tool at a time. They are modernizing how security work gets done by driving AI security outcomes,” said Zachary Kilpatrick, SVP of Global Alliances at 7AI. “Reaching 200 integrations gives our partners a broader foundation to connect customer environments, bring AI into real security operations and help organizations move from isolated workflows to outcomes across detection, investigation, response and threat hunting.”
The 200 integrations span major categories across the security operations ecosystem, including endpoint, identity, email, cloud, SIEM, SOAR, ticketing, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, data lakes and collaboration platforms. These integrations feed 7AI investigations with the context agents need to reason and act across the environment, while giving partners more ways to design, deliver and expand AI-native security services around each customer’s architecture.
The milestone also reflects a major market shift. Organizations are consolidating observability and security data into multi-purpose lakes while continuing to rely on existing SIEMs, cloud platforms and security tools. Through 7AI Federated SIEM, agents can detect and investigate across that data, helping customers get more from the sources they already have without first centralizing every dataset in one place.
7AI is also working with Amazon CloudWatch Omni as a federated source, helping customers bring AI-native investigation to security data as organizations consolidate more operational data in AWS. The integration reflects a broader 7AI approach to working across market-leading data lakes, allowing customers to detect and investigate across the data sources they already rely on while giving security teams a path to act across the broader environment.
7AI’s partner ecosystem plays a central role in translating integration depth into customer value. Solution providers help customers evaluate where AI-native security fits. Systems integrators help redesign SOC workflows around agents. Service providers build managed and recurring offerings on top of 7AI. Technology alliance partners deepen platform value through integrations and extensions. Cloud partners extend reach through marketplaces and co-sell motions.
The 200-integration milestone follows strong ecosystem momentum for 7AI. This includes nearly 10x year-over-year growth in partner-sourced pipeline, a 4.5x quarter-over-quarter increase in partner-sourced bookings, and nearly 45% of pipeline originating through partners. The Technology Alliance Program builds on that momentum by giving partners more ways to connect customer environments, deliver services and support long-term SOC modernization and SIEM transformation.
“AI that Defends has to work where the customer works,” Kilpatrick said. “That means across the security stack, across the data layer and across the services partners deliver every day. The Technology Alliance Program is how we make that foundation more useful for customers and more valuable for the partners helping them transform.”
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