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Horizon3.ai expands NodeZero with automated web application attack path testing

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Horizon3.ai expands NodeZero with automated web application attack path testing

Horizon3.ai has expanded its NodeZero platform to include AI-powered autonomous testing of web applications and identification of attack chains involving vulnerabilities, credential theft, lateral movement, cloud access, and data exposure. The expansion addresses growing security concerns from rapid deployment of generative AI-built applications that contain exploitable flaws.

Why it matters: Security teams using NodeZero or evaluating autonomous penetration testing tools should assess whether this new capability fills gaps in their application security testing workflow and helps identify cross-system attack paths.

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Horizon3.ai expands NodeZero with automated web application attack path testing

Horizon3.ai has added web application penetration testing capabilities to its NodeZero platform using artificial intelligence (AI). The tool autonomously discovers vulnerabilities in web applications and maps attack chains that connect application flaws, stolen credentials, lateral movement, cloud access, and data theft. The expansion addresses risks from rapidly developed applications built with generative AI.

Why it matters: Security teams need to test web application attack chains end-to-end; this automation helps identify exposures that manual or siloed scanning might miss before threat actors exploit them.

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