BreachRx launches Rex Platform to coordinate AI-era incident response
Incident response company BreachRx Inc. today launched the Rex Platform, an agentic artificial intelligence incident command center built for a future in which AI-accelerated attacks set off several breaches at once.
The platform grows out of Rex AI, the generative AI engine BreachRx put out in March. What was an assistant is now pitched as the place a whole response team works. The argument behind it is blunt. Planning for one big breach at a time, the company says, no longer matches what its customers face.
Cheaper attacks are part of why. BreachRx says AI tooling lets less experienced actors build the kind of complex, multistep attacks that used to require real skill, which means more of them and more at the same time.
The company points to the Cloud Security Alliance’s “AI Vulnerability Storm” report, which warns AI can now find and exploit weaknesses faster than people can react, shrinking the time between exposure and a live attack to hours, to back up its claim.
