www.aptori.com Aptori Introduces Autonomous Offensive Testing to Combat AI Vulnerabilities
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- •Aptori's platform automates penetration testing to validate vulnerabilities in real-time.
- •The system reduces manual triage and remediation backlog significantly.
- •AI agents simulate real-world attacks, providing actionable fixes for developers.
Aptori has launched autonomous offensive testing capabilities within its Runtime-Driven Validation Platform to address the increasing vulnerabilities associated with AI-generated code. This new approach simulates real-world attacks on running systems, allowing security teams to validate which vulnerabilities are genuine threats rather than potential issues. The platform integrates AI-driven code analysis with dynamic testing, providing continuous security validation as software changes are made. Early deployments have shown a significant reduction in remediation backlog and time spent on manual triage. The system operates within development workflows, ensuring that new application changes are tested in real-time. Aptori's AI agents mimic expert penetration testers, continuously uncovering and validating exploitable weaknesses. This shift from traditional point-in-time assessments to continuous validation is designed to enhance security without slowing down development cycles.
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