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Infopercept Introduces Regiment AI for Controlled Cybersecurity Autonomy
Infopercept has introduced a new cybersecurity system called Regiment AI.
It uses specialized AI agents to help with security work.
Some agents look for weaknesses, while others help investigate alerts and check compliance.
Two more agents help plan how to fix verified problems.
The system is designed to work with security tools organizations already use.
It keeps records of decisions, approvals and actions.
The company says people will retain control over important actions.
The goal is to help organizations handle security work faster while keeping policies and accountability in place.
Infopercept introduced Regiment AI on October 8 as an AI-native security architecture.
The system combines specialized AI agents with policies, permissions, approvals and audit records.
Seven agents support offensive security, defense and compliance, alongside two remediation agents.
The agents are designed to discover, investigate, validate, govern and remediate security issues.
Regiment AI can connect with existing enterprise security tools and is designed to retain human control over consequential actions.
- Who
- Infopercept, whose founder and CEO is Jaydeep Ruparelia.
- What
- Introduced Regiment AI, an AI-native architecture for offensive security, defense and compliance.
- Where
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India; the company says it is building the system in India for a global market.
- When
- October 8; the article does not specify a year.
- Why
- To automate and coordinate cybersecurity workflows while retaining policies, approvals and accountability.
Key facts
- Company
- Infopercept
- Product
- Regiment AI
- Introduction date
- October 8; no year specified
- Security missions
- Offensive security, defensive security and compliance
- Agent structure
- Seven specialized agents across three missions, supported by two remediation agents
- Integration approach
- Designed to connect with existing enterprise security systems, including SIEM, EDR, SOAR, IAM, CMDB, threat intelligence and ticketing systems
- Control mechanisms
- Security context, policies, permissions, approvals and records of decisions, actions and changes
Quotes
Jaydeep Ruparelia
Founder and CEO of Infopercept.
“The goal is to move beyond AI as a copilot and make it part of the security operating architecture, while keeping policies and accountability at the core.”
theprint.in
“Cybersecurity is moving from SaaS — Software as a Service — to SAS: Service as Software.”
theprint.in
Sources
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