Sevii adds preemptive security module to ADR platform
Sevii said it has made its Autonomous Preemptive Security module generally available for its Autonomous Defense & Remediation platform.
Sevii said Aug. 4, 2026, in Las Vegas that it has made its Autonomous Preemptive Security module generally available for its Autonomous Defense & Remediation platform.
The company said the module is designed to take customer-specific external and internal cyber intelligence and turn it into autonomous hypothesis hunting, exposure validation, compromise detection and remediation. Sevii said the release extends its ADR platform from detection and remediation into threat handling before attacks become active.
The announcement came during Black Hat USA 2026. Sevii said APS is governed by its ADR AI governance control policy engine and joins its existing ADR modules for Enterprise, Identity, Cloud, SIEM and Managed ADR.
Sevii said APS is meant to address what it called a “Dark AI” time advantage held by adversaries and to help organizations remove undetected incursions before they cause impact.
The company also said its ADR platform protects millions of enterprise assets and identities across enterprise, government and education environments. It said the platform powers what it described as the world’s largest production deployments of governed autonomous AI cyber defense.
In the same release, Sevii said customers have saved more than $42 million in security operations costs and recovered over 126,000 hours of security operations and engineering time. Those figures were company claims in the announcement and were not independently verified in the release.
CEO and cofounder Curt Aubley said APS “changes the rules” and said it continuously transforms the latest cyber intelligence into autonomous action, including hypothesis hunting, patching exposures, containing threats and remediating attacks before they spread.
The release also quoted Will Burns, described as a Cyber and Intelligence Community Professional, who said the module’s ability to convert global cyber intelligence into autonomous customer-specific action in minutes is “a game changer.”
Sevii did not provide additional verifiable operational or commercial details in the release. The company said it is offering live demonstrations and a proof-of-value deployment, and provided contact information for follow-up.
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