Cogent Security
AI-powered vulnerability management for enterprise security teams
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Cogent Security
Cogent provides AI agents that discover, assess, and help remediate vulnerabilities across enterprise environments, then verify fixes and produce evidence-backed reports. Its platform combines vulnerability workflows into a continuous process.
The company sells its platform to security teams and enterprise customers. It is based in San Francisco and has roles listed in San Francisco and New York; some roles are remote in the United States.
Product: An AI-agent platform for discovering, assessing, remediating, and reporting on enterprise vulnerabilities.
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