Release 3.29.0

The AI Space, Embedded Insights, and Two New Agents

Cynomi's embedded CISO Intelligence brings expert reasoning and guidance into the workflows where MSP and MSSP teams already work. This release extends that intelligence into seven AI Assistants that surface contextual Insights directly within those workflows, along with two Agents that take on meaningful parts of the work themselves, producing outputs for implementation guidance and prospecting.

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What’s in This Release

  • The AI Space, a single place to see what each Assistant and Agent does
  • Seven Assistants delivering Insights across dashboards, tasks, findings, and assessments
  • An Implementation Guidance Agent that writes framework-aligned steps into a task
  • A Prospecting Agent that builds a security snapshot from a company name and domain

The AI Space: Where Cynomi’s AI Capabilities Live

The AI Space is where partners can access all of Cynomi’s Assistants and Agents in one place, alongside the rest of the Cynomi platform rather than in a separate tool.

Seven Assistants Deliver Insights Where You Already Work

Assistants sit inside the platform surfaces you already use rather than in a separate chat window. They provide guidance, analysis, and content generation as part of your natural workflow, and they are marked with the AI sparkles icon, so you can tell at a glance where one is available.

This release starts with a team of seven Assistants delivering Insights, each built on contextual understanding through explanation, reasoning, and traceability. Insights are embedded across the key areas of the platform, including dashboards, tasks, findings, and assessments, and they give you orientation, origin, and rationale at the point where you need it. They tell you what you are looking at and why it matters.

The practical effect is that fewer questions have to travel up to your most senior person before work continues.

Why this matters

Traceability is the part that changes client conversations. An Insight that explains where a recommendation came from is something a junior analyst can defend in front of a client, rather than something they have to escalate first.

The Implementation Guidance Agent Writes the How for a Task

Agents do more active, goal-oriented work than Assistants. The Implementation Guidance Agent is the first of them, and it appears inside the task workflow in security program management, where the gap between what a task says and how to carry it out is usually filled by whoever has done it before.

Give it a task and it generates customized, framework-aligned implementation guidance tailored to that client’s context, then inserts it directly into the task notes for review and refinement. The guidance lands where the work already lives, ready for your team to review and refine, so execution moves without anyone losing control of what the client eventually reads.

The Prospecting Agent Turns a Domain into a Security Snapshot

The second Agent works before the engagement exists. The Prospecting Agent takes a company name and a domain and generates a security snapshot covering exposure signals, likely compliance obligations, and a ready-to-use narrative for the customer conversation.

For account managers and sales teams, that changes how they can prepare for a first meeting. Preparation that used to mean assembling public signals by hand now arrives as a briefing, so you walk in with context, identify service opportunities earlier in the process, and take a more proactive posture in prospecting rather than using the meeting to establish that initial context.

What This Adds Up To

The through line here is CISO Intelligence moving from insight into action. Assistants deliver Insights that explain what the platform is showing and why; Agents take that intelligence further, completing implementation guidance and prospecting work that used to sit with a person, and producing outputs ready for your review. For a partner running programs across many clients with a team of mixed seniority, that is CISO Intelligence reaching more of the people doing the work, not just the person who already knows the answer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an Assistant and an Agent in Cynomi?

Assistants enhance your workflow inside existing platform surfaces, providing guidance, analysis, and content generation as you work. Agents are AI entities designed to perform more active, goal-oriented work within a workflow.

Where do Insights appear in the platform?

Insights are embedded across key areas of the platform, including dashboards, tasks, findings, and assessments. They provide orientation, origin, and rationale in the place where you need them.

How do I tell where AI is available on a screen?

Assistants are visually indicated by the AI sparkles icon, which makes them easy to identify across the product.

What does the Implementation Guidance Agent produce, and where does it go?

It generates customized, framework-aligned implementation guidance for a specific task, tailored to the client context, and inserts it directly into the task notes for further review and refinement.

What does the Prospecting Agent need in order to run?

A company name and a domain. From those it generates a security snapshot that includes exposure signals, likely compliance obligations, and a ready-to-use narrative for customer conversations.

Which Cynomi release do these changes ship in?

Release 3.29.0, March 2026. It introduces the AI Space, seven Assistants delivering Insights, the Implementation Guidance Agent, and the Prospecting Agent.

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