Escape the autonomous pentesting hype

Everyone's shipping an "autonomous pentesting" claim right now. But when you strip out the demo and the marketing page, what actually holds up in a real security program?

Autonomous pentesting sounds solved. Point an agent at your app, walk away, get a report back. In practice, coverage varies, false positives creep in, and there's still plenty of triaging to do. Practitioners running real programs know the difference.

We've invited two of them to talk through what's actually worked, and what hasn't:

• Dale Paul, Security Architect at Tricon Residential, a North American rental housing company that owns, operates, and develops single-family rental homes and multi-family apartments
• Shaun Ricci, Co-founder and COO at Amp, an AI hiring platform for frontline employers

We'll cover:

• What "autonomous" actually means to people who run these programs
• The claims practitioners have stopped believing, and why
• Where AI pentesting genuinely changes what a small team can cover
• What would change their mind, and what wouldn't

Everyone on this panel has their own take, ours included. We'll close with a short look at Cascade, our AI pentesting product, in action. You can judge for yourself.

If you're tired of hearing what AI pentesting can do from product marketers and not the people actually using it, this webinar is for you.

Don't miss the chance to hear from your peers and ask your questions live.