AI Agents for Cybersecurity
santosomar/AI-agents-for-cybersecurity
Omar Santos's labs and code for building and securing AI agents, with a guide section covering Hermes
AI Agents for Cybersecurity is a companion repository of hands-on code, labs and reference material by Omar Santos. One section is a security-team guide to ready-made agentic frameworks, and Hermes is one of the six it covers.
What AI Agents for Cybersecurity does
The repository supports Omar Santos's training programs and publications, including Pearson live trainings, video courses on Pearson and O'Reilly, O'Reilly live events and several books. Each part maps to a module or chapter, and the scripts are written to stand alone so readers can jump to the section they need.
It is Python-based and its badges reference uv, LangChain, LangGraph and the Model Context Protocol. The part most relevant here is part6_agentic_frameworks, which offers security-team guides to six ready-made agentic frameworks: OpenClaw, Hermes, Agent Zero, OpenHands, Paperclip and Buzz. The guides describe what each framework is, where it helps and where it should stay out. Another section, part7_tokenomics, covers what agents cost to run and how to measure it. The repository is released under the BSD-3-Clause license, and it carries hermes and hermes-agent among its topics.
Key features
- Hands-on labs and code for cybersecurity agents
- Security guides to six agentic frameworks including Hermes
- Section on agent costs and tokenomics
- Companion to Pearson and O'Reilly training and books
- Standalone scripts per module
When to use it
- Assessing where Hermes fits or should be kept out in a security team
- Following labs from a Pearson or O'Reilly course
- Learning how to measure the cost of running agents
Who it is for: Security practitioners and students learning to build, secure and operate AI agents.
How it fits with Hermes Agent
Hermes is one of six agentic frameworks reviewed in a guide section, so this is learning material rather than Hermes tooling.
FAQ
What is AI Agents for Cybersecurity?
It is a repository of code, labs and reference material by Omar Santos for building, securing and operating AI agents in cybersecurity.
Does AI Agents for Cybersecurity work with Hermes Agent?
It does not integrate with Hermes. Its part6_agentic_frameworks section includes a security-team guide to Hermes alongside OpenClaw, Agent Zero, OpenHands, Paperclip and Buzz.
Is AI Agents for Cybersecurity free and open source?
Yes. The repository is published under the BSD-3-Clause license.
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