
Security teams today receive thousands of alerts, but investigating every one still takes time and manual effort. RiskProfiler believes that gap is slowing down response. To address it, the company has introduced RiskProfiler KnyX Autonomous Investigations, a new capability that automates threat investigation, validation and policy-based remediation. The solution debuted at Black Hat USA and will also be showcased at DEF CON 34 in Las Vegas.
Automated digital risk investigation gets AI support
KnyX follows a continuous workflow of Alert → Investigate → Verdict → Remediate. Instead of relying only on generative AI, the platform uses structured and deterministic investigation steps to collect evidence, generate confidence-scored verdicts and trigger remediation where customer-defined policies permit.
Every investigation is backed by schema-validated evidence and a complete audit trail, helping organisations review decisions while maintaining governance and compliance.
KnyX autonomous digital risk investigation cuts manual work
The launch reflects a growing need to reduce the manual burden on security teams that deal with phishing sites, leaked credentials, vendor breach signals, typosquatted domains and large volumes of threat intelligence. At launch, the platform includes agents for credential investigations, phishing-page analysis, breach validation, threat-intelligence prioritisation and password reset workflows.
These capabilities allow security teams to validate compromised credentials, assess vendor exposure and prepare takedown-ready evidence while filtering threats based on their technology stack and risk environment.
According to RiskProfiler, RiskProfiler AI threat investigation is designed to let enterprises adopt autonomous response without sacrificing oversight. Every action can be executed automatically, routed for approval or disabled entirely, depending on customer-defined policies.
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