Impart launches harness where AI agents write and test virtual patches
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Impart Security's Runtime Defence Harness uses AI agents to generate virtual patches for newly disclosed vulnerabilities, validating them against the customer's own traffic before an engineer approves them. Approved patches are enforced by Impart's engine as deterministic rules, keeping models out of the inline traffic path. The vendor claims a tested virtual patch can be delivered as soon as 60 minutes after the process begins. No CVE identifiers or affected product versions are given in the article.
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- Review whether virtual patching from a runtime defence vendor fits your environment as a stopgap while fixes are pending.
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