Indusface announces SwyftComply AI, a new application security offering designed to automate parts of vulnerability remediation. Multiple outlets describe the product as targeting the gap between the growing volume of vulnerabilities discovered through AI-assisted pentesting and the slower, bandwidth-limited process of fixing those issues. The company positions SwyftComply AI as an “autonomous vulnerability remediation” solution that performs autonomous or automated remediation actions after flaws are identified. Help Net Security specifically reports that the tool enables “autonomous virtual patching,” meaning it can virtually apply patches to address vulnerabilities surfaced by AI-driven testing, without waiting for traditional engineering fixes. Across the coverage, the core theme is a shift in application security priorities: with AI systems increasing the rate at which vulnerabilities are found, the focus moves toward protecting applications by speeding up remediation. The announcements do not provide detailed technical specifications or pricing in the excerpts shared, but they consistently frame SwyftComply AI as the next step in applying autonomous remediation to AI-discovered application security flaws.