AI that shows its work, and knows when to ask.
Lux is the intelligence inside Libero. It suggests, drafts, matches, and flags across compliance, risk, and governance. Every suggestion comes with its reasoning and a confidence score. You configure what it can apply on its own.
Three surfaces. One engine.
A configurable orchestration layer, not one big agent: the right tool for each job, exposed in the right place.
- Background
The Orchestrator
The analyst that never sleeps.
Watches for drift, chases the owners, escalates when an SLA breaks, and prepares the morning briefing.
- Drift detection
- SLA escalation
- Morning briefings
- In-app
The Collaborator
Every suggestion confidence-scored.
Drafts the policy for a new control, recommends the action plan, writes the first narrative. Nothing reaches a user without a score attached.
- Issue triage
- Policy drafting
- Action plan drafting
- Evidence identification
- Conversational
The Agent
The interface for everyone else.
Answers from live evidence in Slack and Teams. Walks owners through issues, takes approvals, and fields Trust Portal questions.
- Security program Q&A
- Persona briefings
- Trust Portal agent
Confident enough to know. Honest enough to ask.
Above your threshold, Lux applies a value and marks it as its own. Below it, the suggestion waits for Accept or Reject. Either way, you see the reasoning and score.
Lux reads the issue as it's written and suggests severity, urgency, and scope, each with its reasoning and a confidence score. Here, severity at 82% waits for you.
- Your thresholdsSet how confident Lux must be before it applies anything on its own.
Each accepted value is labeled as Lux's. Once severity, urgency, and scope are set, the derived priority follows.
Open Add more context and Lux suggests detectability, remediation effort, and root cause the same way, then the control instances the issue affects.
One intelligence, across the whole platform.
Lux works inside the flows your team already uses. It never needs its own tab.
Observation severity
A suggested severity and rationale for every audit finding.
See it in ComplianceEvidence matching
Existing artifacts that may already satisfy a new request.
See it in ComplianceMappings and explanations
Crosswalk suggestions scored below certainty, and plain-language guidance per requirement.
See it in CompliancePolicy drift
Statements and parameters extracted, mapped, and checked against controls.
See it in GovernanceIssue patterns
Related issues grouped so one plan can close several.
See it in RiskBriefs and answers
A Monday brief with only what needs you, and answers with sources.
See it in Integrations
Built to be audited, like everything else in Libero.
Every Lux suggestion is attributed, scored, and kept in the record with the person who accepted or rejected it.
Every suggestion shows its confidence and what it was drafted from. Here Lux drafts a remediation plan, and each part waits for Accept or Dismiss.
Once a draft is accepted, the record keeps what Lux wrote, its confidence, and who reviewed and edited it, and when.
- On the recordAccepts and rejects are part of the audit trail.
You stay in charge.
Lux does the connecting work. The decisions that carry accountability stay with people.
- Set risk scores
- Scores are computed from control posture; Lux summarizes them.
- Decide control effectiveness
- That comes from explainable rules, evidence, and issues.
- Accept evidence or close issues
- A reviewer does.
- Approve or publish
- A policy, a plan, or a risk acceptance.