Episode Summary
Show Notes
Third-party risk management has long been a bottleneck for enterprise security, relying on static questionnaires that fail to keep pace with dynamic threats. Lema AI, a startup founded in 2023, is challenging this status quo with an agentic AI platform designed to automate and accelerate vendor risk assessments. Having just secured $24 million in funding, the company aims to move enterprises away from manual spreadsheets toward a continuous analysis model. The platform emulates the behavior of a vulnerability researcher to identify how vendor compromises could specifically impact an enterprise, potentially reducing the time required for new vendor assessments to less than five minutes.
Topics Covered
- 💰 Funding: Lema AI secures $24 million in Series A and seed funding.
- 🛡️ Third-Party Risk: Moving from manual spreadsheets to automated risk management.
- 🤖 Agentic AI: How AI-driven analysis emulates vulnerability researchers to map vendor impact.
- 🚀 Assessment Speed: Reducing vendor security validation from months to under five minutes.
- 🔗 Supply Chain Security: Addressing the most significant attack vectors in modern enterprise IT.
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- (00:00) - Introduction
- (00:27) - Lema AI and the $24 Million Funding
- (01:26) - Automating Vendor Assessments
- (01:40) - Conclusion
Transcript
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