AI teammates that carry the coordination, reporting, and follow-through of a security organization

Axari targets a cost most security programmes absorb without measuring: the hours a CISO, security engineer, or GRC lead spends not on security decisions but on the administration around them. Assembling a morning picture from five consoles, working out which of last week's findings actually moved, chasing an engineering manager for a status update, rewriting the same numbers for a board deck, and rebuilding an evidence trail from scratch the month before an audit. Rather than adding another dashboard, the company positions its product as staff: AI teammates with their own identity, their own scoped access, and a memory of what has already been agreed.

The platform integrates with the tools a security organisation already runs, spanning collaboration and ticketing such as Slack, Jira, and GitHub, security platforms such as Wiz, Splunk, and CrowdStrike, and infrastructure including AWS, Kubernetes, and Terraform. Axari Twin, the shipping product, is a personal teammate that prepares briefs, drafts executive updates, and tracks commitments made across those systems. Axari Teammate, announced as forthcoming, is a shared organisational teammate holding institutional memory for delegated work, scan mapping, and continuous compliance reporting. Access is earned rather than granted wholesale, actions pass through human approval gates, an audit trail records what the agents did, and customers keep control of data retention. Publicly named customers include HiddenLayer, Supabase, Yext, Hydrolix, Boyd Corp, and Anthropic.