Penetration Testing Technical Articles
AI swarm attacks are redefining cybersecurity by enabling coordinated, autonomous agents to identify vulnerabilities and execute attacks at scale. This guide explains how AI swarm technology works, why it introduces new risks, and how organizations can defend against emerging multi-agent threats.
Attackers rarely rely on one critical vulnerability. Learn how low risk findings are chained into real world breaches and why manual penetration testing matters.
Red team exercises reveal how real attackers exploit identity, applications, and trust relationships. Learn how Redbot Security maps adversary behavior to MITRE ATT&CK without turning security into a checklist.
2025 marked a turning point in cybersecurity. From massive credential leaks to supply chain compromise and healthcare breaches, this year revealed how attackers exploit trust, identity, and operational blind spots at scale.
Physical security failures were a major factor in 2025 healthcare breaches. With HIPAA’s proposed 2026 updates making physical safeguards mandatory, organizations must strengthen facility controls, workstation protections, and device security. Redbot Security’s physical penetration testing helps identify real-world risks and prepare for upcoming regulatory requirements.
Broken Object Level Authorization is the most exploited API vulnerability and a primary cause of modern breaches. This article explains how BOLA works, why APIs are exposed and how manual testing uncovers hidden authorization flaws that automated tools fail to detect.
The OWASP Top 10 is no longer enough to defend modern applications. In 2026, attackers are exploiting API logic flaws, cloud misconfigurations, serverless components, and real-world multi-step attack chains that scanners can’t identify. This article breaks down the real threats facing web apps today—and why manual testing is essential.
America’s critical infrastructure faces rising cyber threats while legacy OT systems and shrinking federal support leave operators exposed. This article explores how Redbot Security uses Purdue and NIST methodologies to deliver safe, manual, and holistic OT network testing that protects ICS environments from real-world disruption.
Redbot Security explains how RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) Testing protects AI systems from prompt injection, data poisoning, and hallucinations
Political shutdowns are dismantling U.S. cyber defenses at the very moment attackers are escalating. Redbot Security warns why proactive penetration testing is critical in 2025.
