Cybersecurity startup AISLE launches its AI-native “Cyber Reasoning System” to help organisations autonomously identify, triage and remediate both known and zero-day vulnerabilities at machine speed.
Highlights
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AISLE unveils its AI-native Cyber Reasoning System (CRS), designed to detect and remediate software vulnerabilities—including zero-days—autonomously.
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The platform creates a continuously updated “AI twin” of an enterprise’s software stack, enabling ready-to-merge patches and reducing remediation time from months to days or minutes.
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Founded by cybersecurity and AI veterans including Ondrej Vlcek, Jaya Baloo and Stanislav Fort, AISLE flips the advantage back to defenders in the arms race against AI-enhanced cyber threats.
Summary
In a significant development for cybersecurity innovation, AISLE has announced its emergence from stealth with the launch of an advanced AI‐native Cyber Reasoning System (CRS). Traditional vulnerability management tools have struggled to keep pace with attackers exploiting unpatched systems—many go unremediated for weeks or months. AISLE’s platform aims to change that by autonomously discovering software flaws, generating patches, verifying changes via a real-time digital twin of the enterprise’s software environment, and enabling human review where needed.
Backed by a team of industry veterans—former Avast CEO Ondrej Vlcek, cybersecurity leader Jaya Baloo, and AI researcher Stanislav Fort—AISLE addresses the imbalance in favour of attackers by giving defenders machine-speed tools to close vulnerability back‐logs.
As organisations face mounting pressure to secure sprawling software estates and confront zero-day threats, AISLE’s CRS enters the market poised to redefine how vulnerabilities are managed—transforming remediation from a manual, time-consuming bottleneck into an automated, scalable process.
