Visa Enhances Cybersecurity Tools and Advisory Services to Combat AI-Driven Cyber Threats
Visa is strengthening its cybersecurity portfolio with advanced tools and advisory services to help organisations respond faster to AI-driven cyber threats. The company has upgraded its Visa Vulnerability Agentic Harness (VVAH), an open-source framework that accelerates the time between discovering and resolving vulnerabilities from weeks to hours. This enhancement includes closed-loop remediation and support for multiple AI models, providing organisations with greater flexibility and transparency.
Alongside these technological advances, Visa is expanding its cybersecurity advisory services through Visa Consulting & Analytics. New offerings include AI Cyber Leadership Education, a cybersecurity maturity assessment informed by VVAH, and a cyber risk prioritisation roadmap to guide long-term risk management. These initiatives aim to equip clients with the knowledge and tools to address the rapidly evolving threat landscape shaped by artificial intelligence.
Visa’s efforts build on its collaboration with projects like Anthropic’s Project Glasswing and participation in industry alliances such as NVIDIA’s Open Secure AI Alliance and IBM’s Project Lightwell. By integrating AI-powered vulnerability management and strategic advisory, Visa supports organisations in staying resilient against increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks.
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