<p class="ql-align-justify"><span style="color: rgb(39, 54, 129);">Recently, the third-party think tank DataSec released the AI Reshaping Cybersecurity report. As an in-depth case study, Vul.ai successfully secured a spot in the "2026 China AI for Cybersecurity Landscape," earning high recognition for its core industry positioning as an "AI-driven Attack Surface Management Expert powered by the CTEM framework." Technologically, Vul.ai has not only completed the AI upgrade of its core product matrix (Ai.Vul, Ai.Radar, and Ai.Bot), but also pioneered the embrace of open ecosystems. Its Agent platform now fully supports MCP (Model Context Protocol) and OpenClaw services. By exposing core capabilities—such as asset mapping and breach-and-attack simulation—as openly callable nodes, the company has successfully executed a strategic leap from traditional "Security Copilots" to "Automated Security Agents," thereby establishing a formidable engineering moat in security operations.</span></p><p><br></p>