Put AI to work against AI-discovered vulnerabilities. Itential FlowAgents identify exposed systems, determine the right response, and accelerate remediation across your infrastructure, with security controls, human oversight, and verification built in.
Vendors describe affected products, versions, and conditions differently. Your team has to work through the details before deciding what needs attention.
A version match is only part of the answer. Inventory and configuration checks establish which devices are actually affected.
Knowing what needs to change is only the start. Turning that decision into a tested response adds work to the same engineers already managing the findings.
Security, network, and infrastructure teams each own part of the response. Separate consoles and manual handoffs extend the work between a finding and a verified fix.
The advisory arrives. Someone has to interpret it, identify affected systems, determine the right fix, and coordinate the change. If the automation doesn’t exist, someone has to build and validate it while the remediation clock keeps running.
After a Mythos-class model surfaced more findings than its security team could address manually, a global bank used Itential to deliver roughly 20 governed remediation workflows within its one-week window, without adding headcount.
AI agents accelerated the assessment and remediation preparation, while existing security controls governed execution. The team increased its response capacity within the same staffing level.
Identify the systems that need attention, prepare the response, and carry the fix through to verification. Keep security controls and accountable ownership connected throughout.
Use AI to accelerate the work between discovery and remediation. Identify what is exposed, prepare the right response, and verify the change across your infrastructure under the controls your security team defines.
FlowAgents interpret vendor advisories against your live inventory and device configurations, giving your security team a clear view of affected systems and the evidence needed to act.
Use AI to interpret affected versions, enabled features, and configuration conditions buried in vendor-specific advisories.
Correlate findings with connected inventory and device checks to identify where a vulnerability applies across your environment.
Bring affected devices, assessment findings, and recommended actions into an operator report your team can review and use to plan remediation.
When AI uncovers more vulnerabilities than your engineers can address manually, Itential build agents generate remediation automation from your requirements. Your team reviews and validates the response while retaining control over production changes.
Generate the automation a new finding requires, with the execution steps, validation checks, and recovery procedures defined by your team.
Review the requirements, inspect the proposed response, and validate it before production execution. Retain the automation for future applicable findings.
A global bank generated roughly 20 governed remediation workflows within a seven-day window without adding headcount.
Coordinate remediation across connected vendors, devices, and infrastructure tools through one governed execution platform. Carry the approved response through to validation, with access controls, human oversight, and evidence built into the process.
Connect existing scripts, vendor APIs, management platforms, and ITSM processes so the response reaches affected infrastructure across your environment.
Apply scoped tool access, role-based permissions, and approval gates to human- and agent-initiated actions through the same governed execution foundation.
Run pre- and post-checks, capture the outcome, and follow defined recovery procedures when validation fails, including rollback where supported.
Define permitted actions, approval requirements, and the evidence needed to verify each change. Access controls, validation, recovery procedures, and traceability remain part of the response as execution accelerates.
The bank used Itential to assess AI-discovered findings and deliver roughly 20 governed remediation workflows within its one-week response window.
Bring a CVE from your environment. Explore how AI can help identify affected systems, accelerate remediation, and verify the result while your team controls the actions that reach production.
It means responding to infrastructure vulnerabilities surfaced by AI or other discovery sources: assessing exposure, preparing the required change, executing it through a governed process, and checking the result. The technical guide explains the operating approach.
They interpret the advisory and correlate affected conditions with connected infrastructure inventory. The CVE demo demonstrates registration and impact assessment.
Yes. Human review tasks can be included in the process, and operators can pause or cancel sessions. See the Trust Center for the documented controls.
Yes. Itential can orchestrate existing scripts, APIs, and workflows as part of the execution process. The execution capability page explains the available paths.
There is a separate demonstrated pattern for that use case. Specialized agents locate code weaknesses, generate proposed fixes, and report the result, with a human approval step. See the CWE remediation demo.
Choose one advisory and a bounded group of systems. Agree on the exposure criteria, approval owner, execution procedure, and verification checks. Use that response to establish a baseline before expanding coverage. This is a proposed starting approach, not a delivery-time commitment.