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Prescient Security adds attack surface management to Cait, broadens AI-assisted pentesting

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Prescient Security adds attack surface management to Cait, broadens AI-assisted pentesting

Prescient Security is expanding its Cait AI-assisted penetration testing platform with attack surface management capabilities and support for additional asset types and environments. The updates, rolling out through summer 2026, broaden the tool's scope beyond its initial focus on web application testing. These enhancements follow Cait's general availability release earlier in 2026.

Why it matters: Security teams using Cait or evaluating AI-assisted pentesting platforms should review the new capabilities to understand expanded coverage and whether the ASM integration changes their testing workflows or architecture requirements.

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Prescient Security adds attack surface management to Cait, broadens AI-assisted pentesting

Prescient Security is expanding its Cait artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted penetration testing platform with attack surface management capabilities, new asset testing types, and broader environment support rolling out through summer 2026. The enhancements extend the service beyond its initial web application focus to provide more comprehensive security testing coverage.

Why it matters: Security teams using Cait or evaluating AI-driven pentesting tools should review the new capabilities to determine if expanded attack surface management and asset testing align with their current testing scope and priorities.

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