Indusface launches SwyftComply AI for vulnerability remediation
Indusface said SwyftComply AI can virtually patch vulnerabilities found by AI-assisted pentesting and is available now for AppTrana customers and new users.
Indusface said on Aug. 4, 2026, that it has launched SwyftComply AI, a vulnerability remediation product that virtually patches issues surfaced by AI-assisted pentesting. The company said the product is available now in Bengaluru, India, for existing AppTrana customers and new customers.
The company said SwyftComply AI is designed to address the gap between how quickly AI can find weaknesses and how quickly companies can fix them. Indusface said the product combines autonomous virtual patching, expert validation and SLA-backed remediation.
According to the release, the product extends Indusface’s work to reduce the time between vulnerability discovery and protection. The company said AppTrana continuously discovers vulnerabilities, remediates exploitable risks through virtual patching and protects against DDoS, bot, API, AI and zero-day attacks.
Indusface said SwyftComply AI can be used for vulnerabilities found by Indusface, by a customer’s own vulnerability assessment and penetration testing work, or by red-team engagements. The company also said the system provides patched vulnerabilities and a clean report within an SLA.
The release included comments from Vinayak Godse, CEO of the Data Security Council of India, who said the AI era is uncovering business-logic vulnerabilities faster than most security teams can respond. Godse said enterprises need vulnerabilities closed as fast as they are found and need a report auditors can trust.
Nishith Kumar Datta, head of information security at Titan Company Limited, said AI-assisted pentesting surfaces vulnerabilities faster than development calendars can absorb. Datta said findings are patched at the edge as they arrive, allowing development teams to address root causes through normal release cycles instead of continually reacting to new vulnerabilities.
Indusface said existing AppTrana customers can upgrade through their account teams, while new customers can onboard directly. The release also said Indusface protects the web, API and AI applications of thousands of organizations across 95 countries and that it is recognized by Gartner, Forrester and IDC. It said the company meets ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS and GDPR standards.
What happens next
The company said SwyftComply AI is live now, with access available to current AppTrana users and new customers. Indusface did not announce pricing or broader rollout timing in the release.
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