What happened
Cybersecurity startup Aisy has publicly launched from stealth and secured $2.3 million in seed funding from venture backers including Flying Fish Ventures, Osney Capital, and 6DC Ventures. The company is introducing an AI-driven platform designed to reduce the volume and complexity of alerts and vulnerability tickets that security teams face daily, shifting the focus from raw ticket counts to high-priority risks aligned with business objectives.
Who is affected
Security operations teams and leadership in organizations overwhelmed by threat data and vulnerability management workflows stand to be most impacted. Aisy’s solution is aimed at companies with large volumes of alerts and tickets, a common challenge in mid-size to enterprise environments, where traditional tools can generate more noise than actionable insight.Â
Why CISOs should care
CISOs are under increasing pressure to sharpen prioritization across sprawling security toolchains while managing lean teams. Aisy’s contextual approach promises to highlight the most critical risks by aligning findings with business priorities rather than merely tallying tickets. This could help reduce analyst fatigue, improve decision speed, and cut through the noise of conventional vulnerability and alert data in high-volume environments.Â
3 practical actions
- Assess alert fatigue internally: Conduct an audit of your SOC’s alert and ticket volumes to quantify manual effort and bottlenecks.
- Map security priorities to business risk: Refine your risk model to align vulnerability remediation with critical business assets and impact.
- Evaluate AI-augmented prioritization tools: Pilot solutions like Aisy in a scoped environment to compare contextual prioritization against existing triage workflows.