BreachLock

10/21/2026

We’re heading to Austin next week for the FS-ISAC Americas Fall Summit! This year’s theme is “Fortifying Our Trusted Ecosystem.” For us, that conversation starts with a fundamental take:

🤔 Can you prove where an attacker could actually get into your environment?

BreachLock brings agentic AI-powered autonomous pe*******on testing to that question with Breach360™. Built on intelligence from 40,000+ real-world pe*******on testing engagements, Breach360 can discover attack paths, chain weaknesses, validate exploitability, and show security teams the gaps that matter most.

No theoretical risk scores standing alone. No endless vulnerability lists. Just proof of what’s exploitable.

If you’re attending FS-ISAC Americas Fall Summit, come talk with us at booth #77 about how autonomous pe*******on testing can strengthen continuous security validation.

📍 Austin, TX
📅 October 26–29, 2026
✅ Book a 1:1 demo: https://hubs.ly/Q04xVsHv0

We’ll see you there!

*******onTesting

10/15/2026

Autonomous doesn’t have to mean uncontrolled. For security teams, especially in financial services, the ability to retain control is essential.

BreachLock gives teams control over autonomous pe*******on testing with defined scope, configurable testing intensity, severity thresholds, explicit approval for lateral movement, and a kill switch. Plus, when additional expertise is needed, human verification can be part of the workflow.

We’ll be sharing this approach at FS-ISAC later this month! Book a 1:1 demo at the show: https://hubs.ly/Q04xVkT70

10/15/2026

Letting an AI agent exploit vulnerabilities in production raises obvious questions for any security team.

Will it stay in scope? Will it break something? Are the findings real?

Those are fair questions, and they should shape how these tools are built.

BreachLock's autonomous pe*******on testing solution, Breach360™ handles them like this:

→ It tests only the assets you authorize
→ It stops and asks before any lateral movement or privilege escalation
→ You can pause or kill the engagement at any step
→ Every finding comes with proof of exploitation and full kill chain context
→ A certified BreachLock pentester can verify results before the report goes out

The blog walks through a full engagement, from recon to reporting, step by step.

👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04Bd3ZX0

*******onTesting

10/12/2026

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Clear communication, fast setup, and every test, result, and report in one place.

Thank you to our customer for sharing their experience working with BreachLock on Gartner Peer Insights.

Feedback like this means a lot to our team.

10/05/2026

A vulnerability is a possibility, but an exploit is proof.

Security teams already have plenty of vulnerability data. The harder problem is determining which exposures can actually lead to compromise.

BreachLock closes that gap. It autonomously tests real environments, validates attack paths, chains weaknesses, and produces evidence of what is actually exploitable.

We’re bringing our continuous offensive security solution to FS-ISAC this October to continue the conversation around proactive security validation in financial services.

📍 Austin, TX
📅 October 26–29, 2026
✅ Book a 1:1 demo: https://hubs.ly/Q04xQ3l70

09/30/2026

In this recent interview with Cybercrime Magazine, Ryan Bentz, Director of Offensive Security at BreachLock, breaks down the key findings from our 2026 Pe*******on Testing Intelligence Report, highlighting why velocity, validation, and governance are defining the next era of offensive security.

Read the full report here:

https://hubs.ly/Q04yQqNf0

*******onTesting

09/24/2026

A new European Court of Auditors review examines how the EU coordinates its response to major cyber incidents, and €1.4 billion has already been allocated to cybersecurity through the Digital Europe Programme.

The review focuses on information sharing between national and EU-level teams and on getting the European Cybersecurity Alert System up and running.

The IT Nerd gathered expert perspectives on the findings, including our Founder and CEO Seemant Sehgal. He noted that live incidents move fastest when responsibilities are assigned well before anything happens, which makes this a good moment to define those handoffs ahead of the next major incident.

Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q04ydz8-0

The European Court of Auditors has found significant gaps in the EU’s ability to coordinate its response to major cybersecurity incidents, particularly when sharing timely and actionable info…

09/22/2026

We’re at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit at ExCeL London this week!

If you’re attending, come say hi. We’d love to connect and hear what’s top of mind for your security team. See you there.

09/22/2026

❌ Threat actors don’t follow a checklist.
🥷 They find a foothold. They test what works. They chain weaknesses. They pivot when a path opens.
💡 Modern security testing should account for that behavior.

BreachLock is built to think beyond individual vulnerabilities, using agentic AI to discover attack paths, chain exposures, and validate what an attacker could reach. It brings autonomous pe*******on testing across web applications, APIs, internal, and external networks.

We’re looking forward to showing offensive security in action at FS-ISAC this October. Book your on-site demo today: https://hubs.ly/Q04xQ11F0

*******onTesting

09/21/2026

Screenshots leak more than people may think. Terminal output, API keys, internal documents, credentials sitting in config files, all of it gets captured the moment someone hits share. Once OCR indexes that content, it becomes searchable data an attacker can act on directly.

That risk just played out at scale. A breach at a popular screenshot-sharing service exposed roughly 24 million customer records, but the real story is the 490 million metadata records that went with them, including OCR-extracted text, EXIF location data, IP addresses, and hashed passphrases.

Our CEO Seemant Sehgal shared why this matters with Infosecurity Magazine. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q04xZlZX0

# Gyazo

A breach at image-sharing service Gyazo on September 11 is still playing out