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AI pentesting tools are generating more findings than security teams can validate, new survey finds

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A recent survey by Pentest-Tools.com reveals that AI-assisted penetration testing tools generate vulnerability findings faster than security teams can verify them, creating a significant validation backlog. This issue is exacerbated at scale, with many teams struggling to triage and validate over 500 findings from a single engagement, highlighting the need for more accurate and reliable AI tools.

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