Nagomi AI Exposure Eliminators (Agentic Exposure Operations: autonomous exposure investigation, one-click neutralization and validated closure)
Vendor: Nagomi Security · HQ: United States · Category: Security
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What it does
Nagomi Security connects the EDR, identity, firewall and vulnerability tools a customer already owns into one correlated exposure picture and runs 'Agentic Exposure Operations' on top of it. Per its own platform page, the AI Exposure Eliminators work in four stages: always-on discovery of asset-level changes in attack surface, control gaps and vulnerabilities; contextual investigation, where a team of specialist agents handles triage, enrichment, correlation and validation, checks reachability, evaluates existing controls and chains what attackers would chain; targeted neutralization, where the customer authorizes one-click fixes while the agents select the path (hardening configs, deploying compensating controls or patching); and validated closure, where the agent continuously verifies from the sensor, not the ticket status, that the fix holds. The FAQ states agents 'run the full investigation, pick the neutralization path, route the work, and validate the close - all without prompting', while the human reviews the case and approves the action. Exploit verification continuously tests controls against new attacker behaviour. Use cases cover attack surface management, exposure management and exposure governance; standalone RBVM and CAASM consoles are positioned as collapsing into the platform. Founded around automated security-controls assessment; customer quotes are vendor-published. Pricing is not published.
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exposure managementvulnerability managementattack surfaceremediationrisk prioritization
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FAQ (from this dataset)
What does Nagomi AI Exposure Eliminators do?
Agentic exposure-operations platform whose AI Exposure Eliminators continuously discover exposures across identity, attack surface, control gaps and vulnerabilities, investigate which attack paths are actually exploitable given existing controls, pick the neutralization path (config hardening, control deployment or patch) for one-click approval, route the work and verify from the sensor that the fix holds.
How much does Nagomi AI Exposure Eliminators cost?
Not published
Where is Nagomi Security headquartered?
United States
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