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Autonomous AI agent chaining system permissions during a simulated attack path

PENTESTING TEAM, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

The Real AI Security Risk Is What We Allow It to Do

Autonomous AI agents don't just hold permissions; they test and chain them. Learn why least privilege and security boundaries must adapt to AI autonomy.

Mike Shelton

Head of Pentesting

Red Sentry SOC 2 Type II attestation covering penetration testing data handling controls

PENTESTING TEAM, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

What SOC 2 Type II Means for Red Sentry Clients

Red Sentry has achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance, independently validating that its long-term security controls and operational processes effectively protect…

Compliance model shifting from dashboard issue tracking to automated control enforcement

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The Compliance Reality Check: Shifting from ‘Tracking Issues’ to ‘Enforcing Security’

Traditional compliance platforms only track issues, leaving execution to teams. By pairing Rippling’s automated security enforcement with Red Sentry’s…

LLM API pipeline where standard monitoring misses prompt injection in Claude and OpenAI traffic

PENTESTING TEAM, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

Securing the Pipeline: Why Standard Monitoring Fails Your Claude and OpenAI APIs

Traditional monitoring fails Claude and OpenAI integrations because it ignores semantic context, missing vulnerabilities like prompt injection and data…

OWASP Top 10 shift from isolated code flaws to interconnected API and CI/CD ecosystem risk

PENTESTING TEAM, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES

The 2025 OWASP Shift: From "Bad Code" to "Broken Ecosystems"

Modern web security has shifted from fixing isolated coding flaws to protecting interconnected ecosystems, requiring organizations to secure complex APIs.

Law firm client portal upload bypassing encryption to reach internal document servers

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The Attorney-Client Privilege Portal: Why Encryption isn't Security

Encryption only protects data in transit, not its integrity. Without validation, malicious files uploaded via client portals can bypass security.