Feeds2.Feedburner Indusface Launches SwyftComply AI for Autonomous Vulnerability Remediation
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- •SwyftComply AI autonomously patches vulnerabilities identified by AI-assisted pentesting.
- •The solution aims to reduce the time between vulnerability discovery and remediation.
- •Indusface's offering is available immediately for existing and new customers.
Indusface has introduced SwyftComply AI, a solution designed to autonomously patch vulnerabilities identified through AI-assisted pentesting. This innovation aims to address the growing gap between rapid vulnerability discovery and remediation, which has not kept pace with the increase in identified vulnerabilities. The solution offers features such as AI-assisted discovery, automatic virtual patching, human-certified validation, and continuous compliance reporting. This is particularly crucial as security teams face overwhelming findings while their engineering resources remain limited. SwyftComply AI is now available for existing AppTrana customers and new clients. The launch reflects a shift in the cybersecurity landscape, focusing on proactive protection rather than reactive measures.
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