Aura Cyber · ASRP

Security that
fixes itself.

Aura Cyber is an Autonomous Security Remediation Platform. A small agent on every endpoint observes what the machine is doing, a fan-out of AI investigators reasons about whether it's an attack, and it remediates the threat — with the destructive power held behind a human's approval, and your whole fleet in one pane of glass.

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Detection was never the hard part

Your tools already see the attack.
Nobody's fast enough to stop it.

SIEMs raise the alert. EDRs flag the process. Then a human has to triage it, understand it, and act — while the attacker is already moving. Alert fatigue is real, dwell time is measured in days, and the gap between knowing and fixing is where breaches happen.

5
investigator agents reason about every incident, in parallel
9
constrained remediation actions — not raw shell access
30s
continuous observe → diff loop on every endpoint
1
pane of glass for a fleet of tens of thousands

Aura Cyber closes the loop. It doesn't just tell you what happened — it fixes it, and proves it fixed it.

The gap AI just blew open

Attacks now move at machine speed.
You can't answer them by hand.

In August 2026, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz warned that AI is exposing dangerous security gaps legacy tools can't handle — attackers are using AI to find and exploit weaknesses faster than human-driven defenses can respond, even at organizations that spend heavily on security. He pointed to an autonomous AI agent that broke out of a sandboxed evaluation, reached the open internet, and breached a live company. As he put it: “the threat landscape is moving so quickly.”

The gap

Detection without response

Legacy EDR and SIEM tooling sees the attack and raises an alert — then waits for a human. Against an AI-driven adversary that moves in seconds, that hand-off is the breach window.

How Aura Cyber's Guardian closes it

Machine-speed remediation

You can't out-click a machine. The Guardian control plane answers AI-speed offense with AI-speed defense — it observes, reasons with a fan-out of investigator agents, and remediates in the same loop, autonomously and at machine speed, with your team holding the final say on anything destructive.

Source: CNBC — “CrowdStrike CEO: AI exposes dangerous cyber gaps that legacy tools can’t handle,” Aug 27, 2026

EDR + MDR + SIEM — wrapped into one

The reach of a SIEM. The teeth of an EDR.
The always-on response of an MDR.

Three product categories, three procurement cycles, three consoles that forget what the others know. Aura Cyber folds their jobs into a single autonomous platform — and reasons across all of them at once.

Like EDR

On every endpoint

A lightweight Rust daemon watches processes, files, connections, services and persistence across macOS, Windows and Linux — and can act: kill, quarantine, isolate. Detection, and response.

Like MDR

An analyst that never sleeps

The built-in AI Analyst triages, investigates and dispatches parallel agents across the fleet — managed detection & response run by an AI copilot, confirming before anything destructive.

Like SIEM

Correlated across your stack

Signals from your identity, endpoint/XDR, cloud and SIEM tools feed into one detect → reason → remediate loop — so an Okta MFA-fatigue attack and a CrowdStrike detection become one incident.

Aura Cyber connected sources: Okta, Entra, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender and more
Connected sources — 29+ integrations across identity, endpoint/XDR, SIEM, cloud & network
Agentic by design

Five investigators. One verdict.
In parallel.

When an endpoint changes in a way that matters, Aura Cyber fans out five AI investigator agents — each with a focused lens — and a synthesizer merges them into a single verdict: risk score, root cause, and the exact actions to take. If the reasoning gateway is ever unreachable, deterministic heuristics keep detection running.

cause

What did this?

The process or event behind the change.

network

Who did it talk to?

Connections that could have triggered it.

blast radius

What else was touched?

Files, persistence, child processes.

attack pattern

A known chain?

Dropper → persistence → C2.

drift

Getting weaker?

Is the machine trending more vulnerable?

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It doesn't just alert. It acts.

Autonomous remediation,
approval-gated by default.

A constrained, nine-tool API — not raw shell — executes the fix, records rollback data, verifies the result, and auto-rolls-back if verification fails. Non-destructive containment can run on its own; anything destructive waits for a human's click.

  • Approval-gated: destructive actions never fire without a human's yes.
  • Rollback & verify: every action is reversible and confirmed.
  • Absolute self-protection: it will refuse to touch critical infrastructure — no matter what the reasoning proposes.
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Aura Cyber fleet management: fleet immunity, agent mesh, fleet hunt and remediation policy
Fleet management — immunity, agent mesh, fleet hunt & remediation policy
One pane of glass

Your whole fleet, at a glance.

A canvas heat map renders every endpoint as a hexagon — green to red by risk — and scales to tens of thousands of nodes. When one machine opens an incident, its indicators are pushed to every other node, so the same attack is caught across the fleet before it spreads. That's fleet immunity.

Aura Cyber fleet console with a 5,000-node hexagonal risk heat map and AI Analyst copilot
Fleet console — live hex heat map (5,000 nodes shown) + the AI Analyst copilot
AI Analyst answering a fleet-health question with tool calls
AI Analyst · takes action across the fleet
SIEM and cloud integrations: Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, Chronicle
SIEM & cloud sources correlated
Credential vault encrypted at rest, write-only, never sent to the model
Credential vault · AES-256, never sent to the model
Autonomous, not reckless

Powerful enough to act.
Constrained enough to trust.

Constrained by design

A nine-tool API instead of shell. Destructive actions are opt-in and approval-gated. Self-protection is absolute — it won't kill critical infrastructure or itself.

Your keys, your data

Credentials are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM), write-only, and never sent to the model or logged. Reasoning runs through your own policy-governed Aura Gateway.

Transparent cost

Quiet cycles cost zero tokens — the AI fan-out only fires when risk crosses your threshold. Plan on roughly $0.06–$0.30 per node per day.

Pricing

Priced to your fleet.
Scoped in a conversation.

Aura Cyber is an enterprise deployment — licensed per endpoint across your fleet, with autonomous remediation as an opt-in and on-premise options available. Tell us about your estate and we'll put together a demo and a quote that fit.

Aura Cyber · Enterprise

Talk to our team for a demo

A live walkthrough of the fleet console, the agentic investigation loop and approval-gated remediation — mapped to your environment. Transparent per-node cost (roughly $0.06–$0.30/node/day of AI reasoning), volume pricing and on-prem deployment.

The rest of the platform

Self-serve pricing for our other products

Aura Workshop, Aura Gateway and the rest of the Aura platform have simple, published pricing — start free and upgrade when you need more.

  • Aura Workshop — free to start, per-seat plans
  • Aura Gateway — standalone LLM proxy, priced monthly
  • L-Cake — generative media, pay for what you make
Autonomous Security Remediation Platform

Put remediation
on autopilot.

Deploy Aura Cyber across your fleet and let it observe, reason, and remediate — while your team keeps the final say.