The security work system for people and AI agents.
Every person gets a Twin, an AI colleague that carries their security work across your tools. Your team runs its programs in one shared system, from finding to verified done.
You work at Axari Security, a fintech infrastructure company of about 120 people.Inferred · from your Slack workspace · Today · Sets context for every draft
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Which network or VPN appliances do you run?Gap · Threat briefs only flag CVEs for gear you’ve confirmed.
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Which vulnerability scanner do you use?Gap · Lets your Twin match findings to owners once it’s connected.
Komal Nair runs GRC and is your first escalation for anything audit-shaped.Inferred · from #security-leads · Today · Routes audit asks to Komal first
Triage a CrowdStrike detectionv6 · 23 investigations
Critical vuln remediationv4 · 31 cases
Vendor onboardingv3 · 12 vendors
Quarterly access reviewv2 · 4 cycles
Incident follow-upv2 · 9 incidents
Triage a CrowdStrike detectionv6 · learned by Zeus from 23 investigations by your team · reviewed by Maya
1
Open the detection in Falcon and read the process tree and command lineCited from Maya · 14 cases
2
Check the file hash and contacted domains in VirusTotalCited from Sam · 9 cases
3
Check the user’s Okta sign-ins for the last 24 hoursCited from Maya · 11 cases
4
Find the delivering email in Proofpoint and who else received itCited from Priya · 6 cases
5
Open a SEC ticket in Jira and propose containment in #security-leadsCited from Team · 23 cases
Rules your team follows
If the host is in Finance → find the delivering email in Proofpoint first, and loop in #fin-sec.
Never isolate an executive’s laptop → without calling them first.
✦ Zeus noticed: in 4 of the last 5 Finance-host detections, Maya checked Proofpoint before isolating.
Org graph
Everything your Twin knows about one service: owners, people, policies, assets and past decisions, connected from your tools.
payments-api ▾
Who should fix this, and who has to sign off?
Platform Eng, with Dana Ruiz as the hands-on owner. payments-api is theirs in the service catalog, Dana shipped the last deploy and is on call this week.
Avi approves because it’s a production change in PCI scope. No past exception applies.
Sources
PeopleProcess and policyAssets and dataFindingsPast decisions
Activity
Every action every Twin took, in which tool, and under whose approval.
214Actions today
197Read-only
12Changes, all approved
5Decisions by people
AllDecisionsChangesReadsDrafts⌕ Filter by tool, person or task
2:41 PM
Raghul’s TwinRescanned pay-web-01..03 CVE-2026-4821 not detected · 3 of 3
Verified
2:38 PM
Raghul’s TwinOpened PR to bump OpenSSH to 9.8p1 payments-api · rollback noted
Approved by Avi
2:30 PMAA
AviApproved CHG-4471 in Slack Production change · PCI scope
Decision
2:12 PM
Komal’s TwinExported MFA policy and SSO config Evidence for SOC 2 CC6.1
Read-only
1:58 PM
Avi’s TwinDrafted reply to Priya at Northwind Waiting for Avi in Needs you
Draft
1:44 PM
Komal’s TwinNudged Tom, Lena and Daniel on Q4 access review 3 messages · cutoff Thursday
Sent
1:30 PM
Raghul’s TwinRead detection on FIN-LT-114 Process tree and command line
Read-only
1:12 PM
Avi’s TwinUpdated SEC-1204 with owner and SLA Platform Eng · 7-day SLA
Changed
Automations
186 automations your Twin can run, by persona and domain. Everything starts read-only; anything that drafts, sends or changes a system asks first.
3 enabled for you ● 3 running● 0 need you● 0 blocked≈ 4,500 credits/mo
Executive Ops
Morning briefWhat needs you, what I’m working on and what you’re waiting on, every weekday.
👁 Reads only≈ 1,500 credits/mo
RunningWeekdays 7:30 AM in Slack
Executive Ops
Inbox and calendar digestWhat needs a reply and what to prepare for, in one message.
👁 Reads only≈ 1,200 credits/mo
RunningWeekdays 8:00 AM
Executive Ops
Commitment trackingPromises you make in email, chat and meetings, tracked and chased.
“Every scan used to end in a spreadsheet and a week of asking who owns what. Now our Twin matches each critical finding to the right owner, opens the Jira ticket with the evidence attached, and keeps chasing until the rescan comes back clean. Finding-to-owned-ticket used to take over 10 days. Now it’s under 30 minutes.”
“Most alerts are noise, but someone still has to look at every one. The Twin enriches each alert across EDR, identity and email, closes the clearly benign ones with its reasoning written down, and brings me only what needs a decision. L1 triage went from 3-4 hours a day to a 20-minute review pass.”
“Audit prep used to mean chasing screenshots from a dozen system owners. Our Twin pulls evidence for each control straight from the source systems, checks it’s current, and follows up with owners when something is missing. Quarterly audit prep went from two weeks to about 30 minutes.”
“My briefing used to start from a blank page every week. Now the Twin pulls status from our tickets, scanners and program tracker, flags what slipped and why, and drafts the update with sources I can check. CISO briefing prep went from 2-3 hours to a 15-minute review, every week.”
“The Twin watches the controls we care about, opens the fix with the right owner when something changes, and re-checks once it’s done, so the evidence stays current without anyone asking. We used to catch control drift during the next audit cycle. Now Axari flags it the same day it happens.”
“We kept adding tools each year, but more time was spent managing workflows instead of advancing security outcomes. Axari works across the tools we already have and keeps every initiative moving with owners, deadlines and follow-ups. My team spends its time on security, not coordination.”
“No training. No long onboarding. Axari showed up in Slack and immediately started delivering value to me and my team. It tracks what I’ve committed to, chases what others owe us, and only interrupts me when a decision is actually mine.”
“I can ask one question across our scanner, cloud and ticketing data and get an answer with sources, then have the Twin act on what it found. We didn’t rip out a single tool. Axari just made the ones we already had work harder.”
“The Twin gathers what moved across Jira, email and Slack, writes the weekly update the way I would, and tells me what still needs me. What used to take me 90 minutes of weekly status prep is now a 5-minute review.”
“We brought in Axari to give our security program autonomous governance and task-level agency. Routine work runs inside the guardrails we set, consequential changes wait for approval, and every action is logged. That’s exactly how I want automation to behave.”
“I wanted a teammate that actually moved work forward. Not just a copilot. Axari takes a request, works out who needs to do what, follows up until it’s done, and shows me the proof.”
“I cover security engineering for two companies, so the follow-through used to be where things slipped. Axari runs it for me: findings land with the right owner, owners get nudged where they already work, fixes are verified before anything closes, and I only step in when there’s a real decision to make. It’s the closest thing I’ve had to adding a teammate without hiring one.”
TLTim LukasiewiczLead Security Engineer, Delta Arc and Rightway
“The follow-ups, status chasing and evidence requests that ate my days now run in the background. I spend my time on the decisions only I can make. Ask me what my week looked like a year ago versus now. It’s not the same job.”
“Every scan used to end in a spreadsheet and a week of asking who owns what. Now our Twin matches each critical finding to the right owner, opens the Jira ticket with the evidence attached, and keeps chasing until the rescan comes back clean. Finding-to-owned-ticket used to take over 10 days. Now it’s under 30 minutes.”
“Most alerts are noise, but someone still has to look at every one. The Twin enriches each alert across EDR, identity and email, closes the clearly benign ones with its reasoning written down, and brings me only what needs a decision. L1 triage went from 3-4 hours a day to a 20-minute review pass.”
“Audit prep used to mean chasing screenshots from a dozen system owners. Our Twin pulls evidence for each control straight from the source systems, checks it’s current, and follows up with owners when something is missing. Quarterly audit prep went from two weeks to about 30 minutes.”
“My briefing used to start from a blank page every week. Now the Twin pulls status from our tickets, scanners and program tracker, flags what slipped and why, and drafts the update with sources I can check. CISO briefing prep went from 2-3 hours to a 15-minute review, every week.”
“The Twin watches the controls we care about, opens the fix with the right owner when something changes, and re-checks once it’s done, so the evidence stays current without anyone asking. We used to catch control drift during the next audit cycle. Now Axari flags it the same day it happens.”
“We kept adding tools each year, but more time was spent managing workflows instead of advancing security outcomes. Axari works across the tools we already have and keeps every initiative moving with owners, deadlines and follow-ups. My team spends its time on security, not coordination.”
“No training. No long onboarding. Axari showed up in Slack and immediately started delivering value to me and my team. It tracks what I’ve committed to, chases what others owe us, and only interrupts me when a decision is actually mine.”
“I can ask one question across our scanner, cloud and ticketing data and get an answer with sources, then have the Twin act on what it found. We didn’t rip out a single tool. Axari just made the ones we already had work harder.”
“The Twin gathers what moved across Jira, email and Slack, writes the weekly update the way I would, and tells me what still needs me. What used to take me 90 minutes of weekly status prep is now a 5-minute review.”
“We brought in Axari to give our security program autonomous governance and task-level agency. Routine work runs inside the guardrails we set, consequential changes wait for approval, and every action is logged. That’s exactly how I want automation to behave.”
“I wanted a teammate that actually moved work forward. Not just a copilot. Axari takes a request, works out who needs to do what, follows up until it’s done, and shows me the proof.”
“I cover security engineering for two companies, so the follow-through used to be where things slipped. Axari runs it for me: findings land with the right owner, owners get nudged where they already work, fixes are verified before anything closes, and I only step in when there’s a real decision to make. It’s the closest thing I’ve had to adding a teammate without hiring one.”
TLTim LukasiewiczLead Security Engineer, Delta Arc and Rightway
“The follow-ups, status chasing and evidence requests that ate my days now run in the background. I spend my time on the decisions only I can make. Ask me what my week looked like a year ago versus now. It’s not the same job.”
BHBil HarmerCISO, Supabase
Advisor spotlight
“Axari is building something I’ve wanted to exist for years: a full AI security team that learns how your organization works and actually gets the work done.”
Not a chat box with integrations. A Twin takes a security job from the first signal to a verified outcome, inside the tools you already run. You make the calls.
Illustrative scenarios with fictional hosts, people and tickets. What a Twin can do depends on your connected tools, granted permissions and policy.
The problem
Your tools find the work. Nobody has time to finish it.
Every finding, audit ask and customer review turns into a chain of follow-ups. Watch what happens when a Twin carries them.
“We kept adding tools each year, but more time was spent managing workflows instead of advancing security outcomes.”
Akshay Wattal · CISO, Ripple
Qualys47 new critical findingsunassigned
JiraSEC-1188 stuck 23 daysowner left
Slack“Who owns customer-portal now?”4 replies, no answer
VantaEvidence due Friday · 9 controlsstale
EmailQuestionnaire · 120 questionsdue Monday
CrowdStrikeSuspicious sign-in · finance laptop2:47 AM
JiraTicket closed. Key still active.audit finding
Your Twin8:30 AM · Slack
41 handled overnight.
47 criticals triaged · 12 owners assigned
Evidence refreshed for 9 controls
Questionnaire drafted · 112 of 120
Suspicious sign-in contained, needs your OK
ApproveReview
Illustrative
Built for every security role
One way to carry security work, for every role on the team.
Each role hands its Twin the routine follow-through and keeps the decisions. Every job ends at a definition of done that is checked, not assumed.
Work order · PRG-12
CISO / Head of Security
Playbook
Program and board reporting
Starts
Every Monday, 8:00 AM
Drafts the board update from verified work. You set priorities and accept tradeoffs.
Approved
Work order · PMO-40
Security Program Manager
Playbook
Initiative follow-through
Starts
A new initiative on the Security board
Breaks it into owned tasks and chases blockers. You resolve the ones that need a call.
On track
Work order · SEC-1204
Vulnerability Management Lead
Playbook
Critical vuln remediation
Starts
A critical finding in Qualys
Finds the owner, books the change window and rescans. You approve production changes.
Verified
Work order · ENG-77
Security / Cloud Security Engineer
Playbook
Cloud posture fixes
Starts
A Wiz misconfiguration
Prepares the change, validates it and closes with evidence. You review before it ships.
In review
Work order · INC-281
SOC Analyst / Incident Responder
Playbook
Detection triage
Starts
A CrowdStrike detection
Enriches across endpoint, identity and email and proposes containment. You decide.
Needs you
Work order · GRC-80
GRC / Compliance Manager
Playbook
Continuous evidence
Starts
Every Friday, 4:00 PM
Collects evidence, checks it is current and chases owners. You review exceptions.
Audit-ready
Work order · IAM-402
IAM / Identity Security Engineer
Playbook
Quarterly access review
Starts
Review cycle opens
Routes reviews to managers and chases sign-offs. You approve removals and exceptions.
12 of 14
Work order · TRU-91
Customer Trust / Security Assurance
Playbook
Questionnaire responses
Starts
A questionnaire lands in your inbox
Drafts answers from approved evidence. You approve what goes to the customer.
Sent
Work order · VEN-31
Third-Party Risk Manager
Playbook
Vendor review
Starts
A new vendor in procurement
Requests evidence, scores the risk and tracks findings. You accept or escalate.
In progress
No one in that role yet? The playbooks still run. Axari brings the role’s security expertise and routes each decision to whoever owns it.
How it works
One Work OS. Five superpowers.
TwinZeusAgentic KanbanCyberStackSlack & Teams
01 · Twin
A Twin for every person on your team.
It starts with deep security expertise, then learns your role, priorities, people and the way you decide.
Triages findings and investigates alerts
Chases owners and keeps commitments moving
Reports what’s done, with proof
02 · Zeus
Zeus learns how work really gets done.
A local agent watches only the apps you allow and turns your team’s real procedures into playbooks, every step cited.
Opt-in, app by app. No keystrokes, no screenshots
Secrets redacted on the device
Playbooks you can review, correct and share
03 · Agentic Kanban
A board that does the work.
Requests become owned work. Twins move it forward, stop for your approval, and only call it done when the evidence says so.
Every item has an owner and a definition of done
Approval gates on anything consequential
Live program view for the CISO
04 · CyberStack
467+ security integrations. One brain.
Scanners, EDR, identity, cloud, SIEM, GRC and ticketing, all wired in so your Twin can investigate and act anywhere.
Keep every tool you already own
Credentials vaulted, never shown to the model
Scope each connection to a team or a person
05 · Slack & Teams
Lives where your team already works.
Delegate in a DM, approve with one click, and watch Twins coordinate with each other across the team.
Morning brief, updates and an end-of-day wrap
One-click approvals in the thread
Your Twin is private to you
How the pieces work together
Your people. Your tools. Security work moving.
Every person gets a Twin. Twins share one Work OS that knows your procedures, permissions and history, and reach your stack through CyberStack. Try the approval.
Security Engineer+Twin
GRC Lead+Twin
CISO+Twin
Security Work OSIllustrative
Slack /Teams
M
Help move our critical remediation forward.
Owner confirmed. Change prepared. Your approval is needed.
A sample from the CyberStack catalog: EDR, vulnerability, cloud, identity, SIEM, email, threat intel, ticketing and chat. Credentials are tested on save, held in a vault and never shown to the model.
What changes
Same team. A different job.
Status reporting
90 min5 min
Chasing owners for updatesFollow-ups already sent
“What used to take me 90 minutes of weekly status prep is now a 5-minute review.”
Eddie Vazquez · Head of Security, Boyd Corp
Control drift
Next auditSame day
Drift going unnoticed between auditsDrift caught the day it happens
“We used to catch control drift during the next audit cycle. Now Axari flags it the same day it happens.”
Norman Kromberg · Fractional CISO
Vulnerability management
10+ days<30 min
Findings that fall through cracksEvery finding becomes owned work
“Finding-to-owned-ticket used to take over 10 days. Now it’s under 30 minutes.”
Scrambling before every auditAudit readiness stays continuous
“Quarterly audit prep went from two weeks to about 30 minutes.”
Louis Barkhuizen · GRC Leader
CISO briefing prep
2–3 hrs15 min
Assembling the briefing by handThe briefing is already waiting for review
“CISO briefing prep went from 2-3 hours to a 15-minute review, every week.”
Raja Mikkili · CISO, Arcutis
SOC triage
3–4 hrs/day20 min
Mornings lost sorting the alert queueThe queue is already organized
“L1 triage went from 3-4 hours a day to a 20-minute review pass.”
Terry O’Daniel · CISO, Eudia
Why it compounds
Our work engine learns how your team works, connects every tool, and carries security work to verified done.
Every Twin reads and writes one Security Work Graph: your people, processes, systems, assets and past decisions, and how they all connect. It’s why a Twin knows who owns payments-api, which change window to use and who has to approve. The longer it works, the more it knows.
Learns from your teamZeus turns how your people actually work into cited playbooks. Every customer’s Twins get sharper with use.Acts across your stack467+ security integrations through CyberStack, so work gets done in the tools you already own.Any model, your keyModel-independent and MCP-first. Bring your own key. The model is replaceable. The operational state is not.
Works withAnthropicOpenAI⚿Your own model keyMCP servers
The one thing Axari is better at
Every category stops somewhere. Axari finishes.
Axari isn’t a better scanner, SIEM, SOAR or GRC system, and it isn’t another single pane of glass. It owns the part none of them do: the work between a finding and a verified outcome.
Weekly security status prep at Boydcustomer-reported
600+
Twin sessions in the first weeks after launch
467+
Security integrations ready on day one
Yext · Program follow-through
“My security team didn’t get bigger. It got more done.”
Axari tracks every remediation commitment and vendor review in flight, surfaces what needs attention, and keeps standing workflows running. It even caught an API finding the team had marked as a false positive.
“We brought in Axari to give our security program autonomous governance and task-level agency.”
Axari reviews every open vulnerability ticket, checks whether a fix exists, adds context, and reopens work the day a fix ships. Daily supply-chain checks now run on their own.
“The security stack tells you what is wrong. Axari gets the work done.”
“If you’re still coordinating security work by hand, you’re already behind.”
Gerhard Eschelbeck · Former CISO, Google
Questionnaire sent · 48 of 48
CVE-2026-4821 verified fixed
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