www.netspi.com NetSPI Launches AI-Powered Continuous Pentesting for Cloud Security
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- •NetSPI launched AI-powered Continuous Pentesting services on May 12, 2026.
- •The service includes Continuous External and Cloud Penetration Testing to address dynamic attack surfaces.
- •AI integration aims to reduce false positives and prioritize vulnerabilities effectively.
NetSPI announced the launch of its AI-powered Continuous Pentesting services on May 12, 2026, aimed at enhancing security for organizations managing dynamic external and cloud environments. The services include Continuous External Penetration Testing and Continuous Cloud Penetration Testing, utilizing the agentic Model Context Protocol (MCP) for improved risk management. This proactive approach addresses the increasing complexity of security testing as new internet-facing resources are deployed. NetSPI's platform automates discovery and repetitive tasks while allowing human consultants to validate findings and focus on critical vulnerabilities. The service aims to fill the gap between traditional vulnerability scans and annual penetration tests, providing ongoing insights into security posture. The integration of AI is designed to reduce false positives and prioritize vulnerabilities based on real risk. This initiative is part of a broader trend in cybersecurity to adapt to evolving threats and complex environments.
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