Start with your evidence.
Cloud security findings, SIEM events, asset ownership, and service dependencies establish the case.
DESIGN PARTNER PROGRAM AI SECURITY AGENTS
We’re building AI security agents for cloud remediation, connecting validated exposures, approved changes, and verified outcomes.
For cloud security teams. Every change should carry its reasoning, its authority, and its proof.
Red tests the exposure. Blue connects the evidence. Green proposes a fix. Approval and verification remain separate.
The animation illustrates the workflow using synthetic data. No cloud actions are performed. Try the interactive product demo →
WHERE COTTON FITS
We’re building a workflow that connects the finding to the change and its outcome across your existing systems.
Cloud security findings, SIEM events, asset ownership, and service dependencies establish the case.
Carry the reviewed change, bounded approval, observed execution, and fresh outcome checks through the case.
Route an approved change through the agreed workflow, then retain evidence in the operational record.
Help shape the integrations around your team’s tools and process through a design partnership.
FOR SECURITY LEADERS & ARCHITECTS
Practical guides and templates for evaluating AI security workflows, approval controls, and remediation outcomes.
Identify affected PHP workloads, coordinate the change, and verify both the deployed patch and application behavior.
ENTERPRISE ADOPTIONWhat should actually be autonomous? Compare SOC automation, agentic workflows, and the controls to evaluate.
REMEDIATION & ASSURANCEExplore remediation workflows and ten tests for AI security agents, with an editable evaluation worksheet.
WORKED CASE & TEMPLATEFollow a public-access change through approval, execution, and both outcome checks. Take the closure template into your next review.
AWS POLICY REVIEW & WORKED EXAMPLECompare IAM policies against the work your services must preserve. Copy a shared-role example and download its request tests.
PERMISSIONS & APPROVALDecide what an agent may read, propose, and change, and when it needs fresh approval.
QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING
We’re building Cotton to reduce the work of connecting exposure evidence, precise approvals, and security and service verification across a remediation workflow. A design partnership would evaluate that approach alongside your existing SOAR and change process.
Our approach separates a proposed change from its approval and execution. A pilot should begin with an authorized test environment and explicitly bounded permissions. Production access would require evaluation of identity, isolation, revocation, recovery, and operational controls.
The verifier needs separately governed evidence and authority to challenge the executor’s claimed success. A separate agent name or model prompt alone does not provide that independence. Vendor independence, role separation, and verifier independence are distinct properties.
The case stays open. A service regression requires investigation and an authorized recovery decision. Missing evidence likewise remains inconclusive. The interactive product demo lets you explore both situations.
Our design partner program is an opportunity to shape and evaluate Cotton with us. You can explore the workflow simulations and technical guides today. The production service and connectors are not generally available; evaluation scope and access would be agreed with each partner.
DESIGN PARTNERS
Help shape how security agents move from findings to verified fixes.
We’re looking for cloud security teams with a recurring remediation workflow to improve. Together, we’ll define the use case, test the approach, and measure results against your current process.
A first conversation explores fit. It does not commit your team to a pilot or production access.
Your inquiry has been received for review. We look forward to learning about your workflow.
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