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Corma AI agents vs Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents

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Corma AI agents (browser-based identity lifecycle, provisioning and access automation) (Corma (Corma SAS)) and Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents (agentic exposure validation and cyber defense engineering) (Cymulate (Cymulate Ltd)) are both listed in the Security category of Agent Index.

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Field	Corma AI agents (browser-based identity lifecycle, provisioning and access automation)	Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents (agentic exposure validation and cyber defense engineering)
Vendor	Corma (Corma SAS)	Cymulate (Cymulate Ltd)
HQ	France · Europe	Israel · Middle East
Primary category	Security	Security
Also listed in	Security	Security
Summary	French identity and SaaS-management product whose custom AI agents automate joiner-mover-leaver provisioning, offboarding and other identity actions in web apps even when no API, SCIM or SAML is available, using a browser-based agent that interprets the admin UI and executes the workflow steps.	Agentic extension to the Cymulate exposure-validation platform: a squad of agents (Threat Profiler, Defense Optimizer, Posture Strategist, Validation Analyst, Validation Operator, Red Teamer) takes a plain-language objective, builds and runs threat-informed attack-simulation assessments on demand or on a schedule, and drives mitigation, re-testing, ticketing and reporting across SIEM, EDR and ITSM tools, with optional human approval.
Frameworks (vendor-stated)	—	—
Frameworks (vendor-claimed)	ISO 27001, SOC 2	—
Capabilities / tasks	identity governance, access reviews, workflow automation, agentic ops	exposure management, pen test management, attack surface, remediation, workflow automation
Integrations (vendor-listed)	Not recorded in this dataset yet	SIEM (incl. Microsoft Sentinel), EDR, ITSM / ticketing, threat intelligence feeds, vulnerability management tools
Pricing (as published)	Published on corma.io/pricing: Freemium (free tier); Essential from €3/user/month; Pro (demo); Enterprise custom from 1,000 users.	Not published; demo-led (Cymulate site, checked 2026-10-29).
Pricing model	published-tiers	quote
Primary source	https://www.corma.io/platform/ai-agent-automation	https://cymulate.com/cowork/
Last checked	2026-10-20	2026-10-29
Official site	https://www.corma.io/platform/ai-agent-automation	https://cymulate.com/cowork/

FAQ (from this dataset)

What is the difference between Corma AI agents and Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents?

Both are listed under Security. Shared tasks: workflow-automation. Corma AI agents-only tasks: identity-governance, access-reviews, agentic-ops. Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents-only tasks: exposure-management, pen-test-management, attack-surface, remediation. Differences are from stored category and task tags, not a ranking.

Which one publishes pricing?

Corma AI agents (browser-based identity lifecycle, provisioning and access automation): Published on corma.io/pricing: Freemium (free tier); Essential from €3/user/month; Pro (demo); Enterprise custom from 1,000 users. Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents (agentic exposure validation and cyber defense engineering): Not published; demo-led (Cymulate site, checked 2026-10-29).

Where are Corma AI agents and Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents headquartered?

Corma AI agents (browser-based identity lifecycle, provisioning and access automation) publishes HQ in France. Cymulate Cowork and Vero AI agents (agentic exposure validation and cyber defense engineering) publishes HQ in Israel.

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