the Furl blog

Thoughts on security, automation, and culture.

Furl is generally available. We built the AI that closes the loop.

For 20 years the industry got very good at finding vulnerabilities and stayed terrible at fixing them. AI just broke the math on that. Furl is the execution layer — generally available today.

Breaking Down Silos: How Security and IT Teams Can Collaborate for Stronger, Faster Protection

Organizational silos between security, IT, and end users create gaps that delay remediation. A unified approach with intelligent automation can break down those barriers.

We Built Furl Because Knowing Isn't the Same as Fixing

Furl exists to close the gap between detection and execution — building agentic AI that doesn't just recommend what to do, but helps do it.

Patching is Not the Only Form of Remediation

While patching is critical, security teams need a broader range of remediation options including configuration changes, software removal, and mitigating controls.

Remediating Security Issues Is Difficult: The Complexities of Vulnerability Remediation

Vulnerability remediation is hindered by multiple stakeholders, tool limitations, and a lack of flexibility — but AI-driven approaches offer a path forward.

Overwhelmed by Vulnerabilities: How Automation Gaps and Poor Evidence Are Crippling Remediation Efforts

Disorganized and inconsistent evidence from vulnerability management tools forces teams to spend hours sifting through data before they can even start planning a response.

The Last Mile of Endpoint / Server Vulnerability Remediation: Why it's Broken and How to Fix it

The crucial final step of vulnerability management — remediation — remains painful and ineffective. Automation and AI can significantly reduce the effort and tedium.