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Visa launches VulnerabilityAgentic Harness to automate cybersecurity risk validation

Visa has expanded its cybersecurity support for organisations with the release of its VulnerabilityAgentic Harness. This tool transitions AI-powered cyber risk management from simple discovery to the automated validation and mitigation of security threats across digital infrastructures.

Why it matters

As enterprise teams integrate more complex data pipelines, the attack surface expands significantly. Implementing agentic validation tools allows developers to focus on core AI development while ensuring the underlying infrastructure remains resilient against automated exploits.

Key points

  • The VulnerabilityAgentic Harness automates the validation of identified security risks
  • The tool helps organisations adapt to the increased speed of AI-driven cyber attacks
  • Visa is positioning agentic workflows as a core component of modern enterprise security

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