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Introducing Automation Rules: From exploit proof to validated fix, automatically.

tenzai.com | blog | #pentesting | #vulnerability-management | #devsecops | #remediation | #ai-agents | #tenzai | #automation-rules
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Tenzai's Automation Rules close the gap between exploit proof and validated fix: findings route to coding agents with fix prompts, validation tests run after merge, and results post back to tickets.
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