AISLE Emerges From Stealth With AI-Based Reasoning System That Remediates Vulnerabilities on the Fly

AISLE has emerged from stealth with a new AI-based cyber reasoning system (CRS). The term CRS originates from DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge, held in 2016 and designed for research into systems able to detect, exploit, and patch software vulnerabilities in real time.

Since that Challenge, AI-driven software has become mainstream, and AISLE’s new CRS is described as an “AI-native cyber reasoning system that autonomously identifies, triages and remediates with verification both known and zero-day application vulnerabilities.”

Ondrej Vlcek (CEO and co-founder at AISLE) explains, “AI is reshaping the economics of cybersecurity, but to date, it’s almost entirely in favor of malicious actors – speeding up attacks and driving down the costs of weaponizing vulnerabilities. AISLE flips the advantage back to defenders by solving the hardest problem in security: fast and accurate vulnerability remediation.”

The new company has co-founder pedigree: Vlcek, CEO (former CEO at Avast); Jaya Baloo, COO ...