Sevii Adds APS Module to ADR Cybersecurity Platform

Aug 4, 2026
Sevii has made its Autonomous Preemptive Security module generally available for its Autonomous Defense and Remediation platform. The module ingests threat intelligence, checks customer environments, and can trigger autonomous remediation under policy controls.

Sevii has made its Autonomous Preemptive Security module generally available for its Autonomous Defense and Remediation platform, the company announced in a press release. The announcement was made at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas.

The APS module is built to convert external and internal cyber intelligence into hypothesis hunting, exposure validation, compromise detection, and remediation actions. It operates through Sevii's ADR AI governance control policy engine.

APS uses external threat intelligence from commercial feeds, ISACs, partners, open source feeds, government advisories, and zero day research. It also uses intelligence generated by the ADR platform from customer investigations and hunts.

The module adds two agent classes. G2 determines customer relevance, correlates intelligence against customer assets, creates intelligence cases, and prioritizes operational risk. Jäger HK creates and runs hunts across endpoint, identity, cloud, network, and security platforms to find vulnerable assets or existing compromise.

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