Cohere Agrees to Acquire AI Security Startup AISLE

Oct 15, 2026
Cohere has agreed to acquire AISLE, which builds autonomous AI systems that find and help repair software vulnerabilities. Financial terms and a closing date were not disclosed.

Cohere has agreed to acquire AI security startup AISLE, according to Techzine.

AISLE builds autonomous systems that discover, validate and help repair previously unknown vulnerabilities in critical software. Founded in 2025, the company identified more than 500 vulnerabilities across over 100 codebases during its first year, including all 12 vulnerabilities in a January OpenSSL release and 18 of 24 CVEs in a recent curl release.

Cohere plans to add AISLE's security technology to its sovereign AI platform, which includes AI models, agent applications and deployment infrastructure. The company also plans to use security problems to evaluate and improve future models.

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