Kai Blue: automated vulnerability remediation, from finding to resolved.
Kai Blue takes exploit-verified evidence and closes it out. It dismisses what is harmless, fixes what it can, and protects what cannot be patched with a Dynamic Fix.
The old model stops where the hard work begins. It files a ticket and waits. Worse, it assumes every issue can be patched, and a large share of production code cannot be.
Kai Blue is built to resolve, not to route.
Resolution, three ways
Closed with evidence
Proven not exploitable in this environment. Closed with evidence, zero remediation effort.
Protected in place
Exploitable but no upstream patch, or the fix window is still open. A Dynamic Fix protects the software where it runs.
Shipped durably
An upstream fix exists and can ship safely. A durable code change or version upgrade.
This is the resolution path no find-only tool provides.
When software cannot be patched in the traditional sense (abandoned open-source dependencies, older in-house applications, third-party software with no source), Kai Blue applies a Dynamic Fix that protects it in place.
Every Dynamic Fix is validated against real application behavior in a sandbox before it is enforced. It is human-readable, reviewed, and reversible. It is the path to resolution when patching is not an option, not a permanent substitute for a durable fix when one exists.
Fixes developers trust
For issues that can be patched, Kai Blue does the work in the developer workflow.
Prioritization on evidence
Exploit-informed ranking that puts what actually executes at the top, not a wall of equal criticals.
Generated fixes and pull requests
A suggested fix delivered as a ready-to-review PR in your SCM, with a plain-language explanation and a code diff.
Quick wins
Single fixes that resolve multiple findings at once.
Evidenced dismissals
When a finding is proven harmless, it closes with the proof attached.
Recommendations are grounded in runtime evidence, what actually executes, not theoretical analysis. Fixes are proposed for review, not pushed without it.
A clear resolution for every issue: a fix, a Dynamic Fix, or an evidenced dismissal.
Kodem determines the right path for every issue, using runtime context and security evidence to turn findings into clear, actionable resolutions.
Self-Healing Application
Mitigate and Fix. Kai Blue takes the evidence from Kai Red and resolves it. For anything still open, Kai Defend holds production until the fix lands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kai Blue is Kodem's remediation agent. It automates vulnerability remediation, taking exploit-verified evidence and resolving each issue with a fix, a Dynamic Fix, or an evidenced dismissal.
It prioritizes on exploit evidence, generates fixes as ready-to-review pull requests in your SCM, applies a Dynamic Fix when code cannot be patched, and closes proven-harmless findings with the evidence attached.
A protection applied to software that cannot be patched in the traditional sense. It is validated against real application behavior in a sandbox before enforcement, and it is human-readable, reviewed, and reversible.
Yes. When a finding is proven not exploitable in your environment, Kai Blue closes it with the evidence attached, zero remediation effort.
Recommendations are grounded in runtime evidence, not theoretical analysis, and every fix is proposed for review rather than pushed without it.
Resolve what you cannot patch.
Bring an abandoned dependency or a third-party component with no fix. See the Dynamic Fix.