As reported by Silicon Angle, JupiterOne Inc. has announced the launch of two new offerings designed to help security teams manage the growing risks associated with the proliferation of AI systems within enterprise environments.
The company introduced AI Attack Surface Management (AI ASM) and Unified Vulnerability Management (UVM). AI ASM aims to provide security teams with a continuously updated, relationship-aware view of their enterprise environments by automatically discovering and mapping interactions between AI agents, systems, cloud resources, and identities. This allows teams to query data in plain English to understand asset connections, potential exploitation methods, and business impact. UVM focuses on vulnerability prioritization by evaluating flaws within the context of customer deployments and analyzing the full attack chain to identify critical assets at risk. It also deduplicates findings and identifies asset ownership to streamline remediation.
Both products are built on JupiterOne’s graph-native data platform, which helps security teams in regulated industries understand risk flow across assets, identities, and controls, moving beyond static lists to a more contextualized approach to risk assessment and remediation efficiency.
Source: Silicon Angle
