Aisy launches from stealth to change the way organizations manage their vulnerability backlogs for good. With $2.3 million in seed funding from Osney Capital, Flying Fish Ventures, and 6 Degrees Capital, Aisy’s AI-native threat prioritization platform turns overwhelming vulnerability data into clear, attacker-driven priorities that free up security teams to focus on real risk.
Enterprises today typically have a backlog of hundreds of thousands, or even millions of vulnerability reports to triage and prioritize. A recent State of DevOps Report states that only 18% of critical vulnerabilities are actually worth prioritizing, yet on average teams are spending 130 hours per week to monitor and track threats, and more than 20 minutes of manual effort to detect, prioritize, and remediate just one vulnerability.
“Smart people are burning out sifting through backlogs of unprioritized, low-value vulnerabilities, while the real critical pathways go unprotected. I spent years working alongside the best hackers in the world and collaborating with internal security teams to untangle the messiest threats in global enterprises. That’s why I built Aisy to flip the security model on its head.” – Shlomie Liberow, Founder & CEO, Aisy.
Also Read: Legacy System Modernization: How CIOs Transform Aging Infrastructure into Agile Digital Platforms
A New Approach to Prioritization
Unlike other vulnerability prioritization tools that ask “which of these 100,000 tickets should we fix?”, Aisy starts with what’s keeping CISOs up at night. Whether your organization is most worried about user account takeover, service disruption, or data exfiltration, Aisy joins the dots between your vulnerabilities, infrastructure, and attack chains to tell you what’s going to have the biggest impact.
Aisy’s AI thinks in attack chains, not ticket queues. Our approach is based on years of real-world exploitation experience – codifying how vulnerabilities chain together, the misconfigurations that enable attacks, and where a single fix can close thousands of tickets at once.
Prioritization requires deep context that doesn’t exist in a spreadsheet of tickets. Aisy provides that context by mapping your environment from the outside first. We use the same reconnaissance techniques bug bounty hunters use to discover assets, routes, and services before connecting that external view with your internal vulnerability data to surface what actually matters.
SOURCE: Aisy