AI Mode Agentic Workflows: What They Are and How to Run Them

AI mode includes preconfigured agentic workflows. Each workflow analyzes Bitsight data and returns a written summary of findings and recommended actions. 

This article describes what each workflow does, what you select before running it, and what the output contains.

Before you begin

  • Workflows that analyze a vendor require that the vendor is in your portfolio

How do I run a workflow?

  1. Open AI Mode.
  2. Select the workflow you want to run.
  3. If needed, make the required selection from the drop-down menu.
  4. Click Run Agent.
  5. Review the returned results.
  6. (Optional) To ask follow-up questions about the results, click Analyze further.

How do I continue the conversation after a workflow runs?

Every AI Mode workflow includes an Analyze further option. Use it to continue the conversation with the AI Mode agent after a workflow runs. The workflow output stays in the chat as an attachment, so the agent uses it as context when it answers your questions.

  1. Run a workflow and wait for the results to appear.
  2. In the top-right corner of the header, click Analyze further.
  3. Enter your question in the chat.

Example questions:

  • Ask for more detail on a recommended action.
  • Ask about a specific vendor or CVE listed in the results.
  • Ask the agent to explain how it reached a finding.

What are the AI Mode workflows?

AI Mode workflows are preconfigured analyses. Each workflow uses Bitsight data to produce a summary of security issues, relevant context, and recommended actions.

After any workflow completes, you can click Analyze further to ask follow-up questions about the results.

How do I assess my vendor portfolio with Mythos Supply-Chain Readiness?

Workflow name: Mythos Supply-Chain Readiness

What it does: Assesses the readiness of your vendor portfolio against automated, AI-accelerated attacks.

What you select: A tier to assess from the drop-down menu.

What the output contains:

  1. An executive snapshot
  2. CVE priority matrix
  3. A list of top vendors to act on
  4. A watch list of vendors to monitor
  5. A tier-wide overview
How do I find out security issues to address first with a vendor?

Workflow name: What security issues should I address first with a vendor?

What it does: Summarizes the security risk posture of one vendor, lists top security issues identified for that vendor, and provides recommendations for addressing them.

What you select: A vendor from a drop-down menu, before you run the workflow.

What the output contains:

  1. An executive summary
  2. The vendor’s current rating
  3. The vendor’s peer position
  4. Risk vector highlights
  5. Recommended actions
How do I find out which security issues to address first in my organization?

Workflow name: What security issues should I address first in my organization?

What it does: Summaries the security risk posture of your own organization, lists the top security concerns identified, and provides recommendations for addressing them.

What you select: Your company from a drop-down menu, before you run the workflow

What the output contains:

  1. An executive summary
  2. Your company’s current rating
  3. Your company’s peer position
  4. You top critical issues
  5. Risk vector highlights
  6. Recommended actions
How do I measure the value of my third-party risk management program?

Workflow name: Analyze TPRM ROI and Impact

What it does: Analyzes your TPRM program and reports its business value, expressed as return on investment (ROI) and impact.

What the output contains:

  1. An executive summary including: number of vendor monitored, your portfolio mean rating, and number of EVAs sent
  2. Portfolio composition
  3. What the program did
  4. Risk outcomes
  5. Recommended actions
How do I assess the effect of a security event on a vendor?

Workflow name: Assess Emerging Security Events

What it does: Evaluates how a critical security event affects a vendor

What you select: A major security event from the drop-down menu

What the output contains:

  1. An event summary
  2. CVSS, DVE and EPSS scores
  3. Major security event detail
  4. Portfolio impact
  5. Top exposed vendors
  6. Recommended actions
How do I find CVEs that Bitsight recently detected on a portfolio company?

Workflow name: Assess Portfolio Emerging CVE Exposure

What it does: Finds each CVE that Bitsight first detected on the selected portfolio company in the last 90 days. It ranks the CVEs by priority and gives a recommended fix for each.

What you select: A company from a drop-down menu, before you run the workflow.

What the output contains:

  1. An executive summary
  2. A list of emerging CVEs
  3. Recommended actions
How do I find CVEs that Bitsight recently detected on my organization or a subsidiary?

Workflow name: Assess Subsidiaries Emerging CVE Exposure

What it does: Finds each CVE that Bitsight first detected on your organization or the selected subsidiary in the last 90 days. It ranks the CVEs by priority and gives a recommended fix for each one.

What you select: Your organization or one of its subsidiaries from the drop-down menu.

What the output contains:

  1. An executive summary
  2. A list of emerging CVEs
  3. Recommended actions 
Publish Date or Recent Edits
  • October 7, 2026: Added Analyze further feature steps
  • October 6, 2026: Published.
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