patching.si
Security that patches itself.
About the name
What patching.si means
Patching is the unglamorous half of security, and the half attackers count on you skipping. Google's threat intelligence team tracked 90 zero-days exploited in the wild in 2025, a record 48% of them aimed at enterprise technology. Machines are starting to close the gap. At the final of DARPA's AI Cyber Challenge in August 2025, autonomous systems found 54 of 63 planted vulnerabilities and patched 43, plus 11 real flaws nobody had planted, with an average patch submission time of 45 minutes. Team Atlanta took the $4 million first prize, and all seven finalist systems were released as open source. Google DeepMind's CodeMender upstreamed 72 security fixes to open-source projects in its first six months. patching.si names the outcome buyers actually pay for: the flaw gone, not merely reported.
Good forautonomous remediationapplication securityopen-source securitylegacy systems
Fixes for your dependency tree
Most of your code is someone else's. A service that watches every dependency, writes and tests a patch the day a flaw is disclosed, ships a private fix and opens the upstream pull request turns a scanner's alert list into closed tickets. Sell per repository to platform and application-security teams who are tired of triage.
Virtual patches for legacy plants
Hospitals, factories and utilities run software that cannot be rebuilt or rebooted on demand. An agent that writes compensating controls, such as firewall rules, configuration changes or binary hot-patches, buys time until the vendor ships a fix. Your buyer is the operator who carries the downtime risk and answers to a safety regulator.
Evidence with every patch
A machine-written fix is only useful if someone trusts it enough to merge. Pair each generated patch with regression tests, fuzzing results and a short explanation a reviewer can approve in minutes. Sell that evidence trail to sectors where every change needs a sign-off: medical devices, payments, avionics.
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Does patching.si sound too operational for a venture-scale company?
Operational is the selling point. Scanners already bury teams in findings; the bottleneck is the fix. DARPA's competition put the cost of autonomous discovery and patching at about $152 per task. A name that promises the repair, not another dashboard, matches what a CISO wants to buy, and large companies have been built on duller verbs.
Could patching.si stretch beyond software security?
Yes. Patching covers model weights, configuration drift, broken prompts and failing data pipelines: anywhere a known defect needs a small, tested change pushed to many systems at once. An AI operations company that repairs agents in production can use the name as easily as a security vendor. The word describes a repair loop, not one market.
Why is self-patching software credible now and not five years ago?
Because the evidence is public. DARPA's finalists ran against more than 54 million lines of code, and the winning teams released their systems as open source. Google now runs a patching agent on real projects, with human researchers reviewing each fix before it goes upstream. What remains is trust and integration, and that is where a company on this name competes.
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