JadeXFusionAn AI security team.
Code and infrastructure.
Fusion Security is included with Fusion Autonomous, alongside your fully autonomous AI engineering squad. Its dedicated security agents look for potential vulnerabilities across your agreed codebase and infrastructure, with JadeX engineers validating findings and overseeing approved fixes.
Discuss Fusion SecurityFUSION SECURITY
Connect infrastructure, code and test evidence to identify potential issues for JadeX engineer review.
Potential issue · evidence requires validation.
Confirm impact before agreeing any fix.
Illustrative sequence · within agreed scope · human assessment required. Analysis does not guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.
TWO CONNECTED AREAS OF ANALYSIS
Application weaknesses and infrastructure weaknesses need to be understood together. Coverage is agreed for your Autonomous service before analysis begins.
Analyse agreed repositories for potential vulnerabilities in application logic and the way data moves through your software.
Examine agreed infrastructure and configuration evidence for potential weaknesses in the environments supporting your applications.
Analysis uses the resources, evidence and access you authorise. The examples above describe potential areas of coverage, not a promise to inspect every system or identify every vulnerability.
FROM POTENTIAL FINDING TO REVIEWED FIX
Your Autonomous service includes both an AI engineering squad and Fusion Security. This additional security capability follows a controlled route from discovery to remediation.
AI security agents analyse the agreed codebase and infrastructure and prepare potential findings with supporting context.
JadeX engineers check the evidence, surrounding controls and relevance to your environment before treating a finding as confirmed.
Agree impact, urgency and next steps with your team. Validated findings become scoped work in your backlog.
Prepare approved changes and appropriate tests or checks. JadeX engineers review the work; your team retains release control.
WHAT A FINDING COULD LOOK LIKE
An application endpoint appears to return information without the expected permission check. Engineers investigate the surrounding controls and intended audience before confirming an issue or proposing a fix.
A configuration appears to allow wider access than intended. Engineers validate the intended network boundary, service purpose and compensating controls before agreeing a change and how to verify it.
These are examples of potential findings, not results from a client assessment.
SCOPE AND CONTROL
Agree coverage, permissions, analysis methods, review cadence and escalation responsibilities. Work stays within the authorised scope.
Fusion Security is included with Fusion Autonomous, in addition to its fully autonomous AI engineering squad. It is not a standalone service and is not included with Fusion Standard. Your Autonomous engagement defines the security analysis scope and operating responsibilities.
Yes. Coverage can include agreed code repositories and infrastructure, including configurations, access controls and exposed services. The environments, resources, access permissions and analysis methods are agreed before work begins. Coverage is limited to that authorised scope.
AI security agents prepare potential findings for JadeX engineers to validate in context. Your team agrees priorities. Approved remediation follows a scoped implementation, testing and engineering review process, with your team retaining release control.
No. Fusion Security supports your security programme through agreed analysis and reviewed remediation. It does not replace specialist penetration testing, incident response or other security controls, and it does not guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.
INCLUDED WITH FUSION AUTONOMOUS
Discuss your codebase, infrastructure and initial analysis scope.