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ThreatBook's RedAgents coordinates several AI agents to carry out penetration testing from a single platform, a shift from one-off automated scanners toward multi-agent workflows in security. For AI readers, the key questions are how much autonomy the agents have, how their actions are supervised and bounded, and how their findings compare with human-led testing. Independent evaluations would be needed to judge the claimed efficiency gains.
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ThreatBook launches RedAgents, running multiple AI pentest agents in one platform
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ThreatBook launches RedAgents, running multiple AI pentest agents in one platform Dealroom
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