AI Safety & Cybersecurity
CrowdStrike launches AI-powered attack emulation
The early-access tool simulates attack paths, suggests fixes and retests them, according to the company.
Illustration of a network attack path toward a protected server, with a defender marking a point to block it.
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CrowdStrike says its new Agentic Adversary Emulation tool uses its SafeMind security models to simulate how attackers could chain vulnerabilities and other weaknesses to reach critical systems. It can recommend mitigations and rerun tests to check whether attack paths have been closed. [1]
The company says the service is in early access for select customers through Project QuiltWorks partners. The announcement describes the tool’s intended capabilities; it does not provide independent evidence of its effectiveness in customer environments. [1]
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