How they use Tavily

Bell Cyber uses Tavily as the research layer for its security operations centre’s AI agents. The agents retrieve vulnerability records, vendor documentation and cited web evidence for incident investigations. Bell Cyber chose Tavily after testing multiple providers. Its existing agent framework already included guardrails, and Tavily’s output feeds directly into the agents without translation, parsing or extra glue code. Bell Cyber integrated Tavily through an API key and tested it against live daily incident volume. Citations make findings traceable.

Tavily’s August 25, 2026 customer account features Jawed Ahmad, Bell Cyber’s Chief Technology and AI Officer. It reports investigation times falling from 30 minutes to under five without adding headcount at a SOC handling 80,000 to 100,000 monthly alerts. Agents research across hundreds of sources while analysts validate findings and focus on threat hunting, malware analysis and reverse engineering.

In Tavily’s October 6, 2026 video, Ahmad describes investigations that previously took a day now taking minutes with Tavily. Tavily’s same-day blog reports sixfold faster response times and investigations often finishing before a ticket is opened. Bell Cyber is Bell Canada’s cybersecurity business and a managed security services provider.