
A security team's work never ends.
Nikhil Sud, CIO, Boyd Corp
Axari brings AI into the everyday operations of a security organization. It lives where your team already works, learns how you operate, and continuously executes the work that keeps security moving.
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the problem
Akshay Wattal, CISO, Ripple
the solution
Jake Bernardes, CISO, Gambit
you retain
People
what axari adds
AI teammates
you retain
Your stack
= A continuously operating security organization
Axari twin

Your morning brief, prepared
Follow-ups sent to owners
Executive updates drafted
Priorities set, commitments tracked
Axari teammate

Anyone can delegate shared work
Live scans and coverage mapped
Questionnaires drafted and filled
Reports kept continuously current
see it in action
Malcolm Harkins, CISO, HiddenLayer

twin in slack
Delegate a task in plain language and watch it execute.

web dashboard
A live picture of everything your twin did, and what needs you.
what changes
Bil Harmer, CISO, Supabase
You already know how this work gets done today. Here's what it looks like once Axari runs the operating loop, validated by the leaders who live it.
Chasing owners for updates
Follow-ups already sent
"What used to take me 90 minutes of weekly status prep is now a 5-minute review." Eddie Vazquez, Head of Security, Boyd Corp
Preparing exec reports manually
Updates already drafted
"What used to be half a day of QBR prep is now a 30-minute review." Mandy Andress, CISO, Elastic
Findings that fall through cracks
Every finding becomes owned work
Finding-to-owned-ticket used to take over 10 days. Now it's under 30 minutes." Shauna Richards, Security Engineering, HiddenLayer
Scrambling before every audit
Audit readiness stays continuous
Quarterly audit prep went from two weeks to about 30 minutes. Louis Barkhuizen, GRC Leader
Assembling the CISO briefing by hand
The briefing is already waiting for review
CISO briefing prep went from 2–3 hours to a 15-minute review, every week. Jason Clinton, Deputy CISO, Anthropic
Mornings lost sorting the alert queue
The queue is already organized
L1 triage went from 3–4 hours a day to a 20-minute review pass. Terry O'Daniel, Fractional CISO
integrations
Joshua Scott, CISO, Hydrolix
Trust
Mandy Andress, CISO
Axari starts limited, gaining responsibility over time.
For whenever a decision needs it.
With transparent reasoning on every action.
Your data will always stay yours.
why axari
Rohit Parchuri, CISO, Yext
Gerhard Eschelbeck, Former CISO, Google
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