TLDR: Sumo Logic has launched Dojo AI, an intelligent, agent-powered security operations platform available on Amazon Web Services. Leveraging Amazon Bedrock and Nova models, Dojo AI introduces specialized AI agents like Mobot, Query Agent, and Summary Agent to automate routine security tasks, streamline investigations, and enhance the productivity of Security Operations Center (SOC) teams, aiming to shift enterprises from reactive to proactive cyber defense strategies.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – September 22, 2025 – Sumo Logic, a prominent provider of intelligent operations platforms, today announced the release of Dojo AI, a groundbreaking solution designed to embed agentic artificial intelligence capabilities directly into enterprise security stacks. Powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), Dojo AI aims to revolutionize security operations by automating and simplifying routine tasks, thereby enabling Security Operations Center (SOC) teams to transition from reactive to proactive defense mechanisms.
Dojo AI is built upon advanced AWS technologies, specifically utilizing Amazon Bedrock and the new Amazon Nova family of models. This integration allows the platform to address the escalating volume and complexity of cyber threats that often overwhelm security analysts with alert fatigue, context switching, and manual triage processes. The platform introduces specialized AI agents engineered to automate repetitive workflows, accelerate investigations, and free up security personnel to concentrate on high-value security challenges.
Keith Kuchler, Chief Development Officer for Sumo Logic, emphasized the strategic importance of this launch: “Attackers are using AI and other advanced techniques to outpace defenders, overwhelming SOC teams with alert fatigue, context switching, manual triage, and slow responses from disparate tools. At a time when every vendor is bringing new AI tools to market, the C-Suite is asking which agents can deliver measurable value. With Dojo AI, we’re bringing agentic AI directly into the enterprise security stack at cloud scale. By automating hours of manual work and reducing MTTR, Dojo AI helps customers not just keep pace with threats but get ahead of them. In fact, we’ve seen an increase in accuracy of more than 20 percent during our global rollout to customers.”
The initial suite of agents available within the Dojo AI platform includes:
Mobot (beta): A unified conversational interface that facilitates natural language, multi-turn interactions with Dojo AI, allowing users to deploy agents and request insights without complex queries.
Query Agent: This agent translates natural language questions into efficient Sumo Logic queries, significantly streamlining data exploration and improving the accuracy of analytics.
Summary Agent: Designed to automatically generate clear, AI-powered summaries of incidents and investigations, enhancing communication and documentation within security teams.
Bill Peterson, senior director of product marketing for Sumo Logic, highlighted the platform’s data advantage, stating that the Sumo Logic Platform ingests over 4.5 exabytes of data daily. This vast dataset is leveraged to train the AI agents, ensuring they ramp up faster and operate more effectively with a single source of truth, all while maintaining strict data privacy and security standards. Peterson also noted that the Query Agent helps reduce overall noise by simplifying the identification of relationships between various alerts.
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Sumo Logic customers are expected to benefit from Dojo AI through enhanced analyst productivity, with the agents designed to augment rather than replace human expertise. This approach is particularly crucial as cybercriminals increasingly employ AI to launch more sophisticated attacks. A Futurum Group survey indicates that over 25% of organizations have already implemented dedicated AI/ML security controls and processes, underscoring the growing need for AI in cybersecurity.
