Surf AI
Surf AI
Surf AI
Surf AI is an agentic operations platform that helps enterprises operationalize security programs with AI to continuously identify and remediate security exposures.
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Surf AI is a cybersecurity startup that leverages AI agents to continuously identify and remediate security exposures across an enterprise's cloud, SaaS, and identity environments. Their solution aims to combat the accelerated threat landscape where attackers can exploit vulnerabilities within minutes by providing a platform that connects security context, drives remediation, and keeps human teams in control. The platform builds a living context graph from various enterprise systems and uses specialized AI agents to prioritize risks and coordinate remediation steps with human oversight. Teams look it up for Cybersecurity, Agentic AI, AI Agent.
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“Surf AI has announced its launch and $57 million funding to enhance enterprise security operations through an innovative platform. The platform connects fragmented data across organizational systems to prioritize security risks based on bus…”
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