Ridge Security Launches RidgeBot 7.0 with Fully Automated Active Directory Penetration Testing

Ridge Security Launches RidgeBot 7.0 with Fully Automated Active Directory Penetration Testing

New release delivers end-to-end Windows Active Directory compromise simulation with deterministic validation and MITRE ATT&CK mapping

Ridge Security , leader in AI-powered offensive security and Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), today announced the release of RidgeBot 7.0, a major advancement in automated security validation, that introduces fully automated Windows Active Directory penetration testing capabilities. This latest version of RidgeBot enables organizations to conduct comprehensive end-to-end domain compromise simulations, helping security teams validate real-world attack paths and prioritize exploitable risks with greater precision.

RidgeBot 7.0 delivers automated Active Directory penetration testing scenarios that include enumeration, credential extraction, lateral movement, and Domain Admin path validation. All attack activities are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, providing security teams with actionable visibility into how adversaries could compromise critical enterprise environments.

“Organizations are often overwhelmed by the sheer volume of vulnerabilities being discovered across enterprise environments,” said Lydia Zhang, president and co-founder, Ridge Security. “Security teams don’t need more alerts, they need certainty. And RidgeBot 7.0 provides deterministic validation that proves whether vulnerabilities are truly exploitable in a specific Active Directory environment, enabling CISOs to focus remediation efforts on the risks that matter most.”

The new release significantly expands RidgeBot’s security validation capabilities across Windows and Linux-based services, networks, websites, applications, IT infrastructure, and IoT environments, further strengthening its position as a comprehensive automated penetration testing platform.

The release comes at a critical time for enterprise defenders. Recent research identified more than 10,000 vulnerabilities in legacy software and open-source applications. This underscores the growing challenge facing security teams. As vulnerability counts continue to climb, organizations must shift toward exploitability-based prioritization models that eliminate false positives and focus on validated attack paths.

RidgeBot 7.0 is designed for mid-to-large enterprises and organizations operating complex Windows-centric infrastructures, including public sector agencies, healthcare providers, financial service institutions, and other heavily regulated industries where Active Directory is critical for daily operations.

For more information RidgeBot 7.0, visit Ridge Security Product Information .

Ridge Security delivers autonomous cybersecurity validation solutions that help organizations proactively manage risk and improve resilience. It develops agentic AI-based adversarial risk platforms that support continuous threat exposure management programs. Recognized by Gartner in the Market Guide for Adversarial Exposure Validation , Ridge has earned industry honors including the 2026 Frost & Sullivan Global New Product Innovation and Top Emerging Cyber Security Company . The company serves customers worldwide across finance, government, telecom, and enterprise sectors. For more information, go to .

Monserrat Enriquez Mendoza Ridge Security Technology Inc. [email protected]

Dan Chmielewski Madison Alexander PR 714-832-8716 949-231-2965 [email protected]

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