Speed up MTTR
Agents generate, test, and open pull requests for confirmed vulnerabilities, so fixes land in your repo.
How it works
From confirmed exploit to merged fix, verified end to end.
Find real vulnerabilities
Agents confirm each issue with a working exploit, so you only fix what's real.
Open verified PRs
Each fix lands as a pull request you can review and merge, with the exploit it closes attached.
Validate and retest
After the fix ships, agents re-run the original exploit to confirm the vulnerability is truly resolved.
Validated patches
Every confirmed finding can end in a fix, whether it lives in code, cloud infrastructure, or network configuration.
Code patching via GitHub
Agents generate validated patches and open PRs directly in your codebase, each with a threat model explaining the vulnerability and how it was fixed.
Jira & Linear integration
Findings are automatically filed as tickets in Jira or Linear with full context. When a fix is deployed, agents retest to confirm the vulnerability is resolved.
Cloud config remediation
Agents remediate misconfigured cloud infrastructure directly, patching IAM policies, security groups, and resource configs across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Network & infrastructure
Extend remediation to network-level configurations, firewall rules, routing policies, and access controls that agents discover and fix.
Agentic Control System
Agents fix more than code. When they change cloud configs, network policies, or infrastructure, the Agentic Control System records every change, routes it through approval, and lets you roll it back. Think git, for everything that is not code.
Version control
Every agent-made change is versioned with full before/after state, so you always know what changed and can roll back.
Approval workflows
Route changes through your existing approval process. Agents propose, your team approves, agents apply.
Full audit trail
A complete history of every remediation: who, what, when, and why. Built for compliance.
Speed with control
Agents move fast. The control system means they never move faster than your visibility.
