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Automox Mitigation Worklets cut endpoint exposure to unpatchable flaws

Automox announced its AI-speed Mitigation Worklet Pipeline, which the company says shortens the time from vulnerability disclosure to exposure mitigation from days or weeks to minutes or hours. Automox stated that since 2019 its Worklets have mitigated risk across billions of policy runs and millions of endpoints, with each Worklet taking verifiable action on an endpoint. The pipeline is aimed at reducing risk from the increased volume and velocity of frontier-model AI vulnerabilities, including unpatchable flaws.

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Automox has announced its AI-speed Mitigation Worklet Pipeline, which automates mitigation to reduce risk from the increased volume and velocity of frontier-model AI vulnerabilities. Now the time from vulnerability disclosure to exposure mitigation is shortened from days or weeks to minutes or hours. Since 2019, Automox Worklets have mitigated risk across billions of policy runs and millions of endpoints. A Worklet is an automation that takes verifiable action on an endpoint, whether that’s enforcing a … More

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