TLDR: CardinalOps, an Israeli-American cybersecurity firm, has introduced Cardinal AI, a new platform featuring a generative AI co-pilot named ‘Wingman.’ This suite aims to enhance exposure management for security teams by proactively identifying and mitigating threats across various environments, reducing alert fatigue and speeding up response times.
Jerusalem, July 30, 2025 — CardinalOps, a prominent Israeli-American cybersecurity firm, has officially launched Cardinal AI, a groundbreaking suite of AI-driven capabilities designed to transform the landscape of exposure management. The announcement, made on July 29, introduces ‘Wingman,’ a generative AI co-pilot that empowers security teams to efficiently identify, evaluate, and implement compensating controls against emerging threats. This innovative platform is engineered to operate across diverse environments, including cloud, endpoint, and network infrastructures.
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Cardinal AI’s core strength lies in its ability to correlate disparate security data, which often resides in siloed systems, and subsequently recommend targeted mitigations. This functionality is expected to significantly alleviate ‘alert fatigue’—a common challenge for security professionals—and drastically accelerate response times to potential threats. Michael Mumcuoglu, CEO of CardinalOps, emphasized the strategic shift this technology represents, stating, ‘This is a shift from reactive patching to proactive, AI-assisted remediation.’ The company is set to showcase these new tools at the upcoming Black Hat USA 2025 conference, signaling their commitment to advancing cybersecurity practices with cutting-edge AI solutions.
