Veriom is an AI-powered DevSecOps platform designed to enhance software development lifecycle (SDLC) security through autonomous remediation and comprehensive visibility. By integrating seamlessly with existing development pipelines, Veriom addresses the common disconnect where traditional security tools focus on infrastructure while overlooking vulnerabilities introduced during development. This approach ensures that security measures keep pace with rapid development cycles, effectively reducing alert fatigue and mitigating real risks. Key Features and Functionality: - Alert Fatigue Elimination: Utilizing advanced AI, Veriom correlates alerts based on attack patterns and business criticality, reducing noise by up to 90% and highlighting only the threats that matter to your environment. - End-to-End SDLC Mapping: Provides complete visibility from the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to production, tracking code changes, dependencies, and configurations across the entire development lifecycle, ensuring zero development blind spots. - Guided Remediation: Beyond detection, Veriom surfaces vulnerabilities before they reach production, offering actionable insights with human oversight for critical decisions, facilitating prompt and effective remediation. - Business Context Intelligence: The platform adapts to specific policies, compliance frameworks, and risk tolerances, delivering relevant and actionable insights tailored to the organization's unique requirements. Primary Value and Problem Solved: Veriom addresses the critical issue of security blind spots within the software development pipeline. Traditional security stacks often provide extensive visibility into infrastructure but fail to detect vulnerabilities introduced during development. By creating a unified security graph across infrastructure, code, and tools, Veriom bridges this gap, offering intelligence that adapts to development velocity. This ensures that organizations can proactively identify and remediate vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of security breaches and enhancing overall software security posture.