Helpnetsecurity Qualys Launches TruRisk Eliminate 2.0 for Autonomous Cyber Risk Remediation
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- •Qualys introduced TruRisk Eliminate 2.0 to enhance autonomous cyber risk remediation.
- •The solution automates remediation across hybrid environments at machine speed.
- •Qualys has deployed over half a billion patches with a rollback rate of less than 0.1%.
Qualys announced TruRisk Eliminate 2.0 with TruConfidence at the ROCON Americas event in Austin. This new remediation intelligence and orchestration engine aims to automate cyber risk remediation across hybrid environments. Built on the deployment of over half a billion patches, TruRisk Eliminate is designed to operate at machine speed while ensuring business continuity. The solution addresses the challenges of traditional remediation processes that rely on manual decision-making and are ill-equipped for rapid exploitation timelines. Qualys emphasizes the importance of autonomous remediation in the face of increasing AI-driven vulnerability discovery and exploitation. The new system includes features like AI-powered Patch Reliability Score and intelligent wave-based remediation. It aims to minimize disruption during patching and improve confidence in remediation efforts.
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