Iru

On December 9, 2026, we're unveiling what the next era of IT looks like. AI that was built to think like an IT team. Agents that secure your devices, users, and apps. Whether you’re a startup CTO or systems engineer—this is how you get leverage. If you are the one managing devices, patching vulnerabilities, securing single sign-on, or prepping for the SOC 2 audit…you want to see this. Join the live event and take IT to the next level.

Somewhere right now, an IT admin is doing something by hand that they'll never do by hand again. If your (or your team's) week is full of IT tasks you've done too many times (the user onboarding, app patching, the chasing of a rogue AI agent, the password resets) you're going to want to see this. On December 9, we're unveiling a new way to work in IT. One where Iru AI does the doing. You do the deciding.

You started in IT to be a builder. The one who writes the script nobody asked for, automates the thing everyone complained about, and quietly makes the whole company run better. On December 9, 2026, we're revealing a new set of AI tools for you, the IT builder. A workflow that builds itself. Devices that know when they need to change their security settings? Say no more! If that's you, or someone on your team, join the live event and be the first to know.

More is being asked of IT teams than at any point in history. More devices. More identities. More compliance frameworks. And now every employee is running AI agents you didn't approve. The way you used to work isn't going to cut it. Not because you're not good enough — because the tools were built for a different era. On December 9, 2026, we're unveiling what the next era of IT looks like. AI that was built to think like an IT team. Save your seat for the watch party.

To the system engineer and IT leader. We're announcing five things on December 9, 2026. Four of them will make your day easier. The fifth one will make you rethink what an IT team of one can do. We can't say more yet. But you can hold your seat.

For a long time, patching at Intruder was my job to do by hand. I’d work through all of our findings: out-of-date browsers, misconfigurations, unpatched software. Then I'd be that annoying person in your Slack DMs: “Please update your Zoom”, “Update your Chrome to version 152.0.7977.83”, sending follow-ups, the occasional walk over to someone’s desk. The team started calling me “The Enforcer”, and it was fair 😂 Then we brought in Iru. Patching and remediation now happen automatically across the fleet, with no more manual chasing. It completely removed the need for me to pester my colleagues to update on a daily basis! And we quickly saw the result - our Cyber Hygiene score had been sliding from an A towards an F as the team grew, and the Slack DM process became unmanageable. Since we introduced Iru, it hasn’t dropped below an A 📈 Iru made a video about it. And my nickname made the title card! The enforcing now happens on the gym floor instead, in my part time job 💪