Pentera Acquires DevOcean to Expand AI-Powered Cyber Risk Remediation

October 20, 2025
Pentera has acquired DevOcean, an AI-based remediation management platform, to integrate automated risk resolution into its security validation platform. The move aims to streamline the process from vulnerability detection to remediation for enterprise customers.

Pentera has acquired DevOcean, an AI-based remediation management platform, announced in a press release. The acquisition expands Pentera’s AI-powered security validation platform to automate the transition from risk validation to remediation operations.

The integration of DevOcean’s technology allows Pentera customers to automatically triage vulnerabilities, enrich findings with organizational context, and assign remediation tasks to relevant teams. The platform also supports tracking remediation progress against internal and compliance-driven service-level agreements.

Founded in 2021 by CyberArk veterans Doron Naim and Gil Makmel, DevOcean focuses on automating remediation workflows across infrastructure, cloud, and application layers. Its addition to Pentera’s platform aims to help enterprises efficiently move from identifying validated risks to resolving them through AI-driven automation.

Pentera’s platform is currently used by over 1,200 enterprises worldwide to emulate real-world cyberattacks and test their defenses. With DevOcean’s capabilities, the company extends its offering to include automated risk resolution alongside continuous threat exposure management.

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