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NetSPI pairs AI pentesting with expert-validated security findings

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NetSPI pairs AI pentesting with expert-validated security findings

NetSPI has expanded its AI-powered continuous pentesting platform to include new services covering web application testing, internal network testing, AI-driven penetration testing, and human validation of AI-generated findings. The expansion aims to help organizations protect critical assets as attack surfaces continue to grow.

Why it matters: Security teams evaluating automated penetration testing tools should assess whether the combination of AI-generated findings with expert validation improves detection accuracy and reduces false positives in their environment.

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NetSPI pairs AI pentesting with expert-validated security findings

NetSPI expanded its continuous pentesting platform to include services for web applications, internal networks, and artificial intelligence (AI) systems, along with a new offering that has human experts validate AI-generated security findings. The combination addresses evolving attack surfaces by pairing automated AI testing with manual expert review. Organizations can now access multiple continuous pentesting services from a single provider.

Why it matters: Security teams relying on AI-driven vulnerability detection need human validation to avoid false positives and ensure findings are actionable; NetSPI's expansion gives practitioners an integrated platform to test critical assets continuously.

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