Cyber Eagle, a sovereign-grade cybersecurity company, has announced the launch of its innovative agentic polymorphic AI defense platform on June 1, 2025, in New York, NY. This advanced system is designed to significantly enhance the protection of vital national infrastructure across sectors such as energy, water, transportation, and healthcare. Led by Co-founder and President Michael Thiessmeier, Cyber Eagle aims to provide dynamic defense by autonomously adapting to evolving cyber threats in real time.

Michael Thiessmeier emphasized the critical need for adaptive defense mechanisms in today's rapidly changing threat landscape. He stated, “The accelerating pace of cyber threats demands defense mechanisms that evolve as quickly as attackers do. Our AI-driven platform continuously morphs its defenses, ensuring resilience and operational continuity for critical infrastructure under threat.” This agentic polymorphic defense technology marks a new standard in cybersecurity, moving beyond traditional static protections. It leverages artificial intelligence capable of independent decision-making to autonomously reshape its security posture, thereby increasing complexity for adversaries and reducing the success rates of attacks.

Thiessmeier further highlighted the platform's capabilities, noting, “By enabling our systems to detect, analyze, and respond to threats without delay, we enhance protection while reducing dependence on human intervention. This autonomy is essential for defending large-scale, complex infrastructures.”

In addition to its technological advancements, Cyber Eagle maintains a strategic alliance with the NAIC ISAO, a neutral public-private partnership. This organization is involved in cyber diplomacy, cyber capacity building, and facilitating cyber threat intelligence and AI risk-sharing among governments, industry, and academia. This collaboration strengthens Cyber Eagle’s influence in shaping cybersecurity policy and global intelligence exchange. “Our relationship with NAIC ISAO positions Cyber Eagle not only as a cybersecurity technology provider but also as a key contributor to policy development and intelligence sharing, enhancing collective cyber resilience across multiple regions,” Thiessmeier remarked.

Cyber Eagle is actively pursuing global expansion, with a focus on markets in the United States, Europe, and the Gulf Cooperation Council. The company's strategy includes establishing long-term partnerships with national governments, defense agencies, and financial institutions to deliver integrated cybersecurity solutions that address the complex challenges facing critical systems worldwide. “Our expansion strategy reflects the growing international demand for advanced infrastructure protection,” Thiessmeier explained.

Furthermore, Cyber Eagle plays a significant role in advancing AI governance and cybersecurity standards. Through its involvement with NAIC ISAO, the company advocates for robust global frameworks to manage AI risks and promote the secure adoption of technology. Thiessmeier added, “Cybersecurity and AI governance must go hand in hand. Our goal is to help shape policies that ensure the safe and responsible use of AI in critical infrastructure defense.”

Cyber Eagle specializes in autonomous AI-powered defense systems for critical infrastructure protection, delivering scalable and adaptive solutions globally to safeguard essential services from emerging cyber threats.