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Ten Red Flags to Investigate When Evaluating AI Pentesting Vendors

A comprehensive guide on red flags to watch for when evaluating AI penetration testing vendors, covering issues like autonomy claims, false positives, vague coverage, and data governance, along with a framework for comparing AI pentesting solutions.

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  • AI pentesting varies greatly among vendors; understand the level of human involvement.
  • Beware of red flags such as promises of zero false positives, lack of safety guardrails, or single-agent architecture.
  • Evaluate solutions on validation, autonomy, safety, integration, scalability, and transparency.
  • The attack surface is evolving, making traditional manual pentesting insufficient.

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