AWS is turning the “AI agent” hype into something more deployable—again. At AWS Summit New York 2026 (June 17), AWS unveiled two new services: **AWS Context** and **AWS Continuum**. Think of it as giving agents both **better cognition** and **stronger safety rails**. First up: **AWS Continuum**. AWS positions it as an AI-native security product line and plans to fold in capabilities previously handled by Security Agent. The goal is to become a core platform for **agentic security**—especially as vulnerability counts rise and threat analysis needs to move at machine speed. Instead of relying on telemetry dashboards, manual research, and slow workflows, Continuum uses a “context + reasoning + automated action” approach. Its first offering, **Continuum for Code Vulnerabilities** (limited preview), links existing vulnerability data with scans and contextual signals like permissions, infrastructure, network topology, code, and company files to judge real risk and likely business impact. Then there’s **AWS Context**, built for knowledge-graph-driven agents—connecting fragmented enterprise data and adding governance to control what agents can access and how they infer relationships. #AWS #AIAgents #AgenticSecurity #Cybersecurity #KnowledgeGraph #CloudSecurity
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