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ThreatBook's RedAgents platform aggregates multiple AI-powered penetration-testing agents to conduct parallel, automated security assessments within authorized scopes. By consolidating findings from diverse agent origins into a unified interface, the service aims to provide a broader view of network exposure than single-tool approaches. This development represents a significant shift in how organizations leverage autonomous AI agents for proactive vulnerability discovery and defense strategy.
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ThreatBook Launches RedAgents AI Platform That Uses Multiple Hacking Agents to Find Security Flaws

Cybersecurity News5 min read

ThreatBook has launched RedAgents, a cloud platform that brings several AI-powered penetration-testing agents together to assess an organization’s systems. Announced on October 16, 2026, the service is designed to help security teams find weaknesses in their own networks by running multiple automated tests within a defined, authorized scope. ThreatBook says the agents can work in […] The post ThreatBook Launches RedAgents AI Platform That Uses Multiple Hacking Agents to Find Security Flaws appeared first on Cyber Security News.

ThreatBook has launched RedAgents, a cloud platform that brings several AI-powered penetration-testing agents together to assess an organization’s systems. Announced on October 16, 2026, the service is designed to help security teams find weaknesses in their own networks by running multiple automated tests within a defined, authorized scope. ThreatBook says the agents can work in parallel and show their findings and test logs in one place. The platform takes a different approach from relying on a single testing tool or provider. Each agent may look for different issues, so combining their…

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