Filigran Adds AI-Powered Attack Chaining to OpenAEV for Autonomous Pentesting
Filigran's OpenAEV v3 introduces automated multi-step exploitation-path modelling, potentially shifting autonomous pentesting from single-vuln to realistic attack-graph validation.
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Filigran has launched a new attack chaining capability for its OpenAEV platform, designed to help security teams test how multiple weaknesses can be combined to create a viable path through an organisation’s environment. Released as part of OpenAEV v3, Attack Chaining allows penetration tests and red team exercises to adapt dynamically based on what a […] The post Filigran Adds AI-Powered Attack Chaining to OpenAEV for Autonomous Pentesting appeared first on IT Security Guru .
Editorial Analysis
Automated attack-chain tools could accelerate red-team cycles but also raise the bar for what blue teams must detect, making continuous validation increasingly important.
Pilot OpenAEV v3 in a controlled environment to benchmark its chaining accuracy against your current red-team methodology.
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