Kai adds external attack surface management to its defense platform
Original title: Kai extends Autonomous Defense Platform visibility to internet-facing assets
The new view is meant to inventory internet-facing assets, APIs, and exposed AI infrastructure alongside internal findings.
Kai announced External Attack Surface Management on its Autonomous Defense Platform, saying it combines external and internal exposures in one remediation workflow. The company says discovery covers domain-linked internet assets that inventories often miss, plus LLM endpoints, MCP servers, vector databases, and individual API endpoints. Kai also launched Kai Labs, a research group led by Kylie McClanahan that will study offensive learning, autonomous action, and trusted autonomy.
- EASM places external findings on the same asset record and owner queue as internal issues.
- Kai Labs pairs AI scientists with researchers in detection, application security, and AI red teaming.
- The lab plans to publish through blogs, talks, and peer-reviewed papers.
- Vendors
- Kai
- Products
- Kai Autonomous Defense Platform
- Organizations
- Kai Labs
From the original article
2 min read at helpnetsecurity.comKai has announced External Attack Surface Management (EASM), now available on the Kai Autonomous Defense Platform. The company also launched Kai Labs, an expanded research team focused on the hardest open problems where AI meets security. Most exposure management programs only see inside, so they miss the exposures attackers find first.
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