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Introducing AI-led pentesting

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Written by Strike Team
Updated over a month ago

We’re excited to announce a new way to run your pentests: AI-led Pentesting, now available in both Full-AI and Hybrid modes. This evolution brings automation, speed, and intelligence to your pentesting workflow — without sacrificing accuracy or trust.

Why AI-led Pentesting?

Traditional pentesting remains essential, providing depth and expertise that only humans can deliver. By combining it with AI, we’re opening up:

  • Faster coverage of common vulnerabilities.

  • Continuous exploration beyond human constraints.

  • More efficient use of expert time to focus on high-impact findings.

How it works

AI-led pentests combine automation with professional oversight to deliver reliable, high-quality results. You can choose between:

  • Full AI Mode: The AI takes the lead, running a complete security assessment of your target.

  • Hybrid Mode: Human and AI collaboration. The AI runs exploratory and automated tests, while professional pentesters review, validate, and expand on the findings.

Human oversight

Regardless of the mode you select, all results are monitored and reviewed by our professional Operations team. This ensures findings are accurate, validated, and actionable — keeping quality and trust at the center of every test.

Security & technology

  • AI testing agents run inside controlled, isolated environments and respect your defined scope.

  • They never operate outside authorized targets and follow the same data handling and ethical standards as our manual testing processes.

  • This means you get the speed and coverage of AI with the same security, transparency, and compliance Strike is known for.

What’s next

We’ll continue improving the AI engine, adding coverage for more technologies, and expanding hybrid workflows to give you even greater control and reliability.

Try it now!

You can now enable AI-Led Pentesting directly from your pentest creation flow — available for all Web and API tests.

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