SAN FRANCISCO - TelAve -- Pervaziv AI today announced Cortex 4.7, the latest release of its Enterprise AI Control Layer for secure software development, AI assisted engineering, and DevSecOps workflows.

Cortex 4.7 expands the platform's focus from AI generated code to trusted engineering outcomes. The new release strengthens post-change validation, repository-aware guidance, structured security analysis, remediation governance, and dependency and infrastructure risk review. The result is a more disciplined AI development lifecycle where code changes, security findings, and remediation decisions can be validated, explained, and governed.

As enterprises increase their use of AI coding agents, security copilots, and autonomous development workflows, organizations are confronting a new challenge. Speed alone is not enough. AI generated changes must be reviewed against project expectations, security posture, software quality requirements, and enterprise risk controls before they can be trusted.

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Cortex 4.7 addresses this challenge by helping engineering and security teams move from AI suggestions to validated action. The release improves how teams evaluate code changes after edits, understand remaining issues, organize security findings, and review broader application risk across source code, dependencies, and infrastructure related assets.

"AI is entering the core of enterprise software delivery, but organizations cannot rely on speed alone," said Anoop Jaishankar, Founder and CEO of Pervaziv AI. "Cortex 4.7 is about trust, validation, and control. We are building Cortex so engineering and security teams can use AI to move faster while still knowing what changed, what was checked, what risk remains, and why a decision is ready for review."

Cortex 4.7 introduces stronger post-change validation for AI assisted development, helping teams better understand whether changes align with project quality, build, test, and review expectations. The release also expands repository-aware guidance, allowing the product experience to better reflect project standards, engineering preferences, and security practices.

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For security teams, Cortex 4.7 deepens the connection between findings, code context, remediation, and residual risk. Findings can be reviewed through a clearer lifecycle that supports prioritization, remediation planning, validation, revalidation, false positive handling, and secure SDLC alignment.

The release also reinforces dependency and infrastructure risk review, helping organizations separate source code findings from broader software supply chain and configuration related risks. This gives teams clearer visibility into different categories of enterprise application risk.

Cortex 4.7 continues Pervaziv AI's broader mission to help enterprises adopt AI across software engineering without losing control of security, quality, privacy, or governance.

Visit https://pervaziv.com to learn more about their releases.