Qualys Introduces Agentic AI for Autonomous Cyber Risk Management

Aug 5, 2025
Qualys has unveiled its Agentic AI-powered Risk Operations Center, offering autonomous risk management through AI agents, as announced in a press release.

Qualys, Inc. has introduced its new Agentic AI-powered Risk Operations Center, which aims to revolutionize cyber risk management by providing autonomous solutions. Announced in a press release, the platform features a marketplace of Cyber Risk AI Agents that deliver real-time risk insights and prioritize them based on business impact.

The Agentic AI capabilities are embedded into Qualys' Enterprise TruRisk Management, enhancing risk-centric automation and enabling faster, more intelligent decision-making. The platform's AI agents autonomously manage every step of the cyber risk journey, from discovering external attack surfaces to assessing and prioritizing risks.

Qualys' new AI fabric also introduces the Cyber Risk Assistant, a prompt-driven interface that helps security teams navigate risk management by translating millions of exposures into actionable insights. This innovation aims to reduce operational costs and improve the efficiency of risk operations by automating threat prioritization and remediation strategies tailored to each organization's risk environment.

The Agentic AI features are currently available in preview, with further details accessible through Qualys' official channels.

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