Red teaming is a powerful way to uncover critical security gaps by simulating real-world adversary behaviors. However, in practice, traditional red team engagements are hard to scale. Usually relying ...

Red teaming has long served as a cornerstone of cybersecurity, probing networks and platforms for flaws before attackers can exploit them. Now, these ...

Unrelenting, persistent attacks on frontier models make them fail, with the patterns of failure varying by model and developer. Red teaming shows that it’s not the sophisticated, complex attacks that ...

As generative AI transforms business, security experts are adapting hacking techniques to discover vulnerabilities in intelligent systems — from prompt injection to privilege escalation. AI systems ...

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has introduced a guide for red teaming Agentic AI systems, targeting the security and testing challenges posed by increasingly autonomous artificial intelligence. The ...

Red Teaming (also called adversary simulation) is a way to test how strong an organization’s security really is. In this, trained and authorized security experts act like real hackers and try to break ...

He's not alone. AI coding assistants have compressed development timelines from months to days. But while development velocity has exploded, security testing is often stuck in an older paradigm. This ...