Sevii Launches Autonomous Defense Platform for Real-Time Cybersecurity
Sevii has launched the cybersecurity industry's first Autonomous Defense and Remediation (ADR) platform, which uses advanced agentic AI technology to neutralize threats in real-time without human intervention, announced in a press release. This platform is designed to address the challenges posed by rapidly evolving cyber threats, particularly those utilizing dark AI.
The ADR platform employs autonomous AI agents, referred to as "Cyber Warriors," to detect, hunt, and remediate threats across identity, endpoint, and cloud assets. This approach allows for immediate response to cyber threats, significantly reducing the time required for remediation compared to traditional methods that rely on human-initiated actions.
Sevii's platform integrates with existing security tools and leverages NVIDIA's accelerated computing for real-time AI inference. It is available for both private and public sector customers, offering a scalable solution to modern cybersecurity challenges.
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