Regulated enterprises evaluating AI pentesting platforms should assess eight capabilities: FedRAMP Moderate authorization or higher, multi-framework compliance support, human-in-the-loop with agentic AI, verified zero-false-positive findings, bidirectional workflow integrations, self-service launch, auditable coverage visibility, and full offensive security platform capabilities. Vendors who can't clearly distinguish their AI from an automated scanner are likely selling exactly that.
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1Password's new Claude integration lets AI agents sign in to websites without exposing passwords, adding user approval and credential protection.
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Hugging Face says an autonomous AI agent carried out a cyberattack against its production systems, highlighting the growing role of AI in offensive and defensive cybersecurity.
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1Password's new Claude integration lets AI agents sign in to websites without exposing passwords, adding user approval and credential protection.
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Hugging Face says an autonomous AI agent carried out a cyberattack against its production systems, highlighting the growing role of AI in offensive and defensive cybersecurity.
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Most security teams underestimate what it costs to build an AI pentesting solution in house. People, AI token costs, infrastructure, and compliance gaps add up faster than the initial business case accounts for, and the hidden bill usually arrives in year two. I’ve been hearing the same question from security leaders lately. They’re all asking […]
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Most enterprises test less than a third of their attack surface, and attackers have already moved to AI-speed offense. Agentic AI closes the coverage gap, but only when paired with human expertise: an AI-first, human-validated model that secures critical infrastructure without sacrificing operational safety.
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On this week’s show, we’re on the GeekWire deck for our annual founder open house, where we dig into Microsoft’s latest round of layoffs — including a major Xbox shakeup — and the surprising rise of hardware companies on the GeekWire 200.
Then we sit down with four guests to talk about how AI is reshaping how they build:
Finally, this week’s GeekWire Trivia Challenge: how a longtime T-Mobile executive got his start in the wireless business, and the star-studded history of T-Mobile celebrity endorsers.
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Audio editing by Curt Milton.
Attack demonstrates how LLM agents can combine known exploitation techniques with real-time reasoning to automate complex, multi-stage intrusions.
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LayerX found that BioShocking could trick AI browsers into leaking credentials by disguising malicious prompts as game rules.
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“Continuous” has become the most stretched word in offensive security. This guide breaks down what continuous penetration testing means, why most of the market doesn’t deliver it, and how Synack’s Sara is bringing always-on, human-validated testing to the enterprise.
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