With Opus, vulnerability management is no longer a manual, resource-intensive process. By embedding a specialized fleet of AI security agents that seamlessly executes, optimizes, and scales vulnerability management, backlogs shrink, MTTR is cut drastically, and security teams can focus on strategy, not ticket management.
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Every finding follows a structured, autonomous journey - passing through intelligent analysis, strategic prioritization, autonomous involvement, and hands-free resolution.
phase 1
Analyzes and prioritizes vulnerabilities according to technical and risk-based intelligence.
The Security Research Agent combs through every available source of technical and advisory data on each vulnerability, developing an unprecedented depth of expertise.
Leveraging intelligence from 100+ security tools, it evaluates exploitability, maps real-world attack feasibility and determines the vulnerability’s true risk level. The Agent goes deeper than the data aggregation, contextualizing threats based on system architecture and business impact, which enables security teams to focus on what matters most.
Once action is required, the Agent immediately identifies the most effective path to remediation —or, when a fix isn’t viable, suggests compensating controls to mitigate risk.
phase 2
Enforces policies, SLAs and compliance to ensure alignment with security strategy.
The Security Governance Agent acts as a control point for security teams, ensuring all remediation efforts align with security policies, SLAs, and compliance mandates.
The Agent sets and enforces security standards, manages exceptions and ensures every decision follows risk-based logic. Defining escalation paths, automating compliance tracking, and providing real-time reporting guarantees that remediation efforts don’t just happen — they happen within the required security frameworks.
For security teams, the agent offers on-the-fly reporting, direct chat integration, and a centralized control panel. This ensures security leaders have real-time visibility into ongoing remediation efforts, policy enforcement, and compliance adherence, making governance both dynamic and actionable.
phase 3
Controls, optimizes, and drives security workflows for seamless remediation execution.
The Orchestration Agent controls the entire process, planning and executing remediation efforts precisely.
It cleverly assigns work, factoring in team capacity, severity, and risk level to eliminate bottlenecks before they appear. The agent continuously monitors progress, adjusts priorities, and refines remediation workflows, ensuring security and engineering teams operate at peak efficiency—fixing vulnerabilities before they become a business risk.
phase 4
Delivers remediation through manual, semi-automated, or fully autonomous execution.
The final step in the vulnerability lifecycle is resolution — and the Remediation Agent ensures it happens seamlessly and efficiently.
Whether through manual recommendations (providing suggested fixes in a ticket), semi-autonomous execution (requesting confirmation before applying fixes), or fully autonomous (executing remediations without intervention), this agent ensures vulnerabilities are resolved with precision across infrastructure, applications, and configurations.
The agent integrates with code repositories, IT management tools, and endpoint security platforms, executing remediations directly within existing workflows. More than just a patching engine, it validates every fix, ensures compliance, and aligns actions with security policies — delivering deployment-ready solutions that transform the remediation process.
Brings the power of an entire security team—always on, always available—to every engineer and IT administrator.
Security shouldn’t disrupt engineering — it should empower it. The Collaboration Agent seamlessly embeds security expertise within teams, delivering real-time guidance and ensuring remediation happens without friction or workflow disruption.
This agent acts as an extension of the security team, bringing the collective intelligence of all security agents—research, governance, orchestration, remediation—directly to every engineer and IT administrator, no matter the organization's size.
It continuously learns team structures, work patterns, and technical dependencies, ensuring security processes adapt to how teams operate. Acting as a real-time security assistant, it optimizes remediation workflows per team and surfaces actionable security insights within collaboration tools like Slack, Jira, and Teams.
