Dux Agentic Exposure Management

Dux is an exposure management company founded by Israel Defense Forces veterans, with offices in Tel Aviv and New York. It addresses the backlog of vulnerabilities that security teams cannot patch fast enough.

The platform uses AI agents to map how vulnerabilities, assets and security controls connect, separating reachable risks from truly exploitable ones. It then finds lightweight mitigations, such as deploying a missing control or changing a configuration, and accelerates remediation by auto-tagging asset ownership.

• Exploitability Analysis: maps vulnerabilities, assets and controls to find truly exploitable risk.
• Lightweight Mitigations: proposes a missing control or configuration change.
• Remediation Acceleration: AI agents speed up fixes.
• Data unification: ties together security data sources.
• Asset auto-tagging: clarifies who owns each asset.
• Protection view: shows where existing defenses already block attacks.

A bank reducing its vulnerability backlog by focusing on exploitable findings. A telecom operator identifying quick configuration mitigations for unpatched systems. A retail group clarifying asset ownership across business units.

Separates reachable risks from exploitable ones to cut patching workload.

Identifies where existing controls already protect the organization.

Suggests quick mitigations without waiting for full patches.

Clarifies asset ownership to speed remediation.

Vulnerability volumes outpace patching capacity, pushing vendors toward exposure management that prioritizes exploitability and compensating controls. Vietnamese enterprises with small security teams and large asset estates face the same triage problem.

Seed round of 9 million USD announced 2025-12-17, led by Redpoint, TLV Partners and Maple Capital, with CrowdStrike, Okta and Armis as supporters. R&D in Tel Aviv, US go-to-market team in New York.