Synack announces a merger with NetSPI
The merger combines nearly four decades of cybersecurity experience and thirteen million pentesting hours to establish the largest researcher bench alongside an advanced AI testing platform.
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In short: Synack merged with NetSPI to create a leading offensive security platform and launched Sara AI Pentesting for autonomous validation.
The merger combines nearly four decades of cybersecurity experience and thirteen million pentesting hours to establish the largest researcher bench alongside an advanced AI testing platform.
At Black Hat USA, researcher Malcolm Stagg unveiled the attack class, effective against most virtual and physical network infrastructure performing NAT.
The critical RufRoot vulnerability allowed unauthenticated attackers to gain shell access, steal AI provider keys, and poison agent memory.
It replaces the KEV directive with a four-variable risk model requiring proven exposure and impact via continuous pentesting.
NetSPI ®, a global leader in modern penetration testing, and Synack, a global leader in continuous security validation, today announced a definitive agreement to merge...
Closing the security coverage gap with agentic AI and human-validated exploitation at scaleREDWOOD CITY, Calif., May 05, 2026 ...
New offering deploys Sara (Synack Autonomous Red Agent) and the Synack Red Team to map real attack surface exposure before adversaries leverage next-generation offensive AI...
Kaufman Rossin clients will gain access to Synack’s full platform capabilities, including web application, host, cloud, API, and AI/LLM penetration testing, as well as attack...
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