Protect every product you offer in the EU with sovereign, AI-native vulnerability management.
AISLE runs in one continuous loop, from analysis to remediation, wherever your code lives.
See how fast AISLE can secure your software
375+
CVEs discovered by AISLE – and independently validated – in widely used codebases.
10x
More cost-efficient vulnerability discovery than Mythos.
95%
Noise reduction vs. traditional AppSec tools.
85%
Of AISLE's proposed fixes are accepted by developers.
4d
Mean time to remediation in collaborative mode vs. 135d industry standard.
Autonomously securing code at:
Our Cloud
Fully managed
The platform runs in our managed cloud using a combination of frontier LLMs. It's the fastest way to get started, with nothing to deploy.
Your Cloud
AWS · GCP · Azure
The platform runs in your VPC using the LLMs of your choice. You define the perimeter and AISLE plugs in to your endpoints and starts analyzing.
On Premises
Self-hosted
The platform runs on hardware you control, using models you choose. You get full authority over compute, storage, and access for strict sovereignty requirements.
Air-Gapped
Fully isolated
The platform runs disconnected on AISLE's fine-tuned security models to deliver AI vulnerability detection with no network path in or out.
Daniel Stenberg
“A powerful analyzer that highlights code areas that need more attention in ways the old generation of code tools have not been able to. A much appreciated evolutionary step.”
Aernout Reijmer
“We are in a perfect storm: vulnerability teams are overstretched, exploitation time is shrinking, and regulatory pressure is rising. In this environment, AISLE's continuous, AI-driven scanning and real-time verification stand out — helping organizations fix vulnerabilities before they become zero-days and patch with confidence.”
J. Michael Daniel
“Vulnerability management has long confounded cybersecurity. The challenge of finding vulnerabilities, prioritizing their remediation, and implementing fixes at speed and scale has proven difficult. AISLE has the potential to change that dynamic, enabling defenders to patch faster and strengthen their security posture.”
Jared Mittleman
“We chose AISLE to give our customers peace of mind and a superior, highly secure product. AISLE provides our engineers with the tools they need to maximize security and strengthen our development process.”
Bruce Schneier
“AISLE is credited for surfacing 13 of 14 OpenSSL CVEs assigned in 2025, and 15 total across both releases. This is a historically unusual concentration for any single research team, let alone an AI-driven one.”
Ataccama
“We've been really impressed by AISLE's approach to CVE management. Instead of just aggregating vulnerabilities, it provides actionable intelligence through its use of AI by correlating issues across the code base and surfacing what truly matters. It's been a big step forward in making remediation faster and smarter.”
Ondrej Burianek
“AISLE is taking a bold new approach to code security — moving from ‘Shift Left’ to a true ‘Shift to AI.’ The team actually listens, turning feedback into real improvements. It's impressive how quickly AISLE has evolved from an idea into a product that works in production.”
David Dolezal
“Traditional vulnerability management through independent assessments can, in theory, cover everything — but it's resource-intensive and often overestimates risk. I've long searched for a method that evaluates vulnerabilities in real context and suggests specific fixes. After my experience with AISLE, I believe the wait is finally over. Hallelujah.”
AISLE is helping to secure the CRA Single Reporting Platform
AISLE completed an AI-based secure code review of the CRA Single Reporting Platform in partnership with ENISA, with continuous coverage to follow.
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act sets the standard for how manufacturers handle vulnerabilities in products with digital elements. It reflects what good vulnerability handling has always looked like: find it, fix it, tell the people affected – fast. Here is the short version.
Who it applies to
Manufacturers of software, hardware, and components that can connect to a device or network – whether sold, supplied free of charge, or marketed under your own brand as a white-label product.
A standalone SaaS tool is generally outside the CRA. A cloud service your product cannot function without is treated as part of that product, so it carries the same obligations.
Does it apply to you?
You manufacture a software product, a hardware product, or a component, or you market one under your own brand as a white-label product.
You place it on the EU market commercially, whether paid or free of charge.
It can connect to another device or network in normal or reasonably foreseeable use – USB, Bluetooth, CAN bus, and software interfaces all count.
If any of the three does not hold, the CRA probably does not apply to that product. Your legal or compliance team can confirm.
Enforcement
Member States set the penalty rules. For a manufacturer that does not comply, the ceiling is €15 million or 2.5% of total worldwide annual turnover for the preceding financial year, whichever is higher.
Market surveillance authorities can also require a non-compliant product to be withdrawn from the market or recalled. Microenterprises and small enterprises are exempt from fines for missing the 24-hour early warning, but not from the other obligations.
From 11 September 2026
Manufacturers must report both actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents. A vulnerability counts as actively exploited when there is reliable evidence that a malicious actor has used it. A severe incident is anything that harms, or has the potential to harm, your product's ability to protect the availability, authenticity, integrity, or confidentiality of important data or functions. Once you become aware of either, the clock starts: an early warning within 24 hours, a full notification within 72 hours, and a final report – 14 days after a fix or mitigation is available for a vulnerability, one month after the 72-hour notification for a severe incident.
Reports go through ENISA's Single Reporting Platform to the national CSIRT where your main EU establishment sits, and to ENISA. Affected users must be informed without undue delay.
Reporting obligations apply to products already on the EU market, not only new ones.
From 11 December 2027
The remaining requirements take effect, including conformity assessment and CE marking. Manufacturers must handle vulnerabilities throughout the support period and remediate them without delay, including through security updates.
That is the standard AISLE helps manufacturers meet: find, fix, and verify, continuously.
Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/2847
