Indusface launches SwyftComply AI for vulnerability remediation
Indusface said SwyftComply AI is available immediately and is designed to virtually patch vulnerabilities found through AI-assisted pentesting.
Indusface said on Aug. 4 that it has launched SwyftComply AI, an autonomous vulnerability remediation solution designed to virtually patch weaknesses found through AI-assisted pentesting. The Bengaluru-based company said the product is available immediately.
The company said SwyftComply AI is intended to help security teams respond faster as AI speeds up vulnerability discovery.
In the release, Indusface described itself as an application security company that protects thousands of applications and APIs globally. It said SwyftComply AI can be used to virtually patch vulnerabilities found through Indusface, a customer’s own vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, or red-team engagements.
The company said existing AppTrana customers can upgrade through their account teams, while new customers can onboard directly. Indusface also said users can receive a clean report within service-level agreement timelines.
Ashish Tandon, founder and chief executive of Indusface, said AI has made vulnerability discovery dramatically faster. He said the next challenge for the industry is autonomous vulnerability remediation.
Vinayak Godse, chief executive of the Data Security Council of India, said an evaluation of SwyftComply AI showed vulnerabilities can be closed as fast as they are found and that auditors can trust the report.
Nishith Kumar Datta, head of information security at Titan Company Limited, said findings are patched at the edge as they arrive, allowing development teams to remediate root causes through normal release cycles.
The release said Indusface secures web, API and AI applications for thousands of organizations across 95 countries. It also said the company is recognized by Gartner, Forrester and IDC and meets ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS and GDPR standards.
What comes next is commercial rollout through Indusface’s existing AppTrana customer base and direct onboarding for new users, according to the company.
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