Portuguese AI startup TensorOps has partnered with cybersecurity heavyweight Armis to develop a new generation of autonomous enterprise security agents. The collaboration brings TensorOps’ deep engineering expertise into Armis’ platform, with a clear goal: move cybersecurity beyond detection and into real, automated response.
The teams are building coordinated AI agents that can operate inside complex corporate infrastructures, adapting in real time and acting on threats at scale. It’s a timely move, as attackers already use AI to outpace traditional security tools. According to TensorOps CTO Gad Benram, autonomous agents are quickly becoming core infrastructure, not an experiment.
The partnership also reflects growing trust in Portugal’s tech talent. Following Armis’ recent acquisition by ServiceNow, TensorOps is now contributing to production-grade systems used by global enterprises. For CEO Cláudio Lemos, it’s proof that world-class AI can be built in Lisbon while serving international clients.
In short: global cybersecurity, powered by Portuguese engineering.
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