Rezliant AI Emerges & Merges With Resilient Software Security & Launches All-In-One Suite That Cuts Triage 40%, So Teams Focus On Dev & Real Threats

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - April 23, 2025 - PRLog -- In a digital landscape swamped by increasing cyber risks and security alerts, Resilient Software Security and Rezliant AI announce their merger into the security powerhouse umbrella, Rezliant, Inc.

The resulting end-to-end security suite not only offers the tools and playbooks for enterprise clients to release secure and compliant products faster, but its groundbreaking AI workflows cut software supply chain security scan noise by 99.9%, enabling software teams for companies of all sizes to focus on the critical 0.1% of issues that pose the biggest risks.

"Imagine focusing only on real threats, not thousands of false positives," says Damilare Fagbemi, CEO. "Rezliant AI shifts security teams from reactive to proactive."

Rezliant's proprietary AI contextualizes vulnerabilities with real-world threat intelligence, delivering code fixes on-the-fly for only the vulnerabilities that pose a big risk.

Early results have shown dramatic impact. In one client's repository, 1,600 vulnerabilities were reduced to one or two critical alerts, enabling software teams to accelerate product development.

"Rezliant prioritizes the real security risks, giving DevOps teams back up to 40% of their time to focus on strategic initiatives," explains Fagbemi.

After three years delivering enterprise SaaS and blockchain customer solutions to protect their clients, data and IP from threat actors, Resilient Software Security merged with Rezliant AI, fresh out of stealth. The new startup has generated notable traction within just a few months: 55 clients and partners are already closed or in the pipeline from sectors including HealthTech, FinTech, EdTech, and SMB SaaS.

"Our mission is to democratize enterprise-level security for all," states Michael Greene, Board Chair. "We empower organizations to build secure software faster and more efficiently."