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- •MazeBolt's RADAR VectorAI creates AI-generated DDoS attacks for vulnerability assessment.
- •The tool aims to help enterprises stay ahead of AI-driven cyber threats.
- •MazeBolt is showcasing its new solutions at Infosecurity Europe 2026.
MazeBolt announced the launch of RADAR VectorAI, a tool designed to create AI-generated DDoS attacks. This new module aims to help enterprises identify vulnerabilities in their DDoS protections, particularly against AI-driven threats. The tool provides validated data on both known and AI-generated attack vectors. Matthew Andriani, CEO of MazeBolt, emphasized the need for enterprises to adapt to the rapid evolution of AI in cyber threats. The launch coincides with the Infosecurity Europe 2026 event, where MazeBolt is showcasing its solutions. The RADAR system offers continuous validation of DDoS defenses without disrupting online services. This development comes as AI capabilities in cyberattacks are advancing faster than many organizations can respond.
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