SourceAWS Security Agent (now part of AWS Continuum) now supports budget controls and finding revalidation
AWS updated the AWS Security Agent, now part of AWS Continuum, to include budget controls and vulnerability finding revalidation for its AI-driven penetration testing service.
Why it matters
This allows security teams and DevSecOps engineers to prevent unexpected costs and verify fixes without the expense of rerunning full tests.
The details
- Users can set preset or custom maximum task-hour limits on penetration tests.
- Findings can be revalidated as Active or Resolved after deploying a fix.
- Billing is based on cumulative task hours consumed across parallel testing tasks.
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Key connections
AWS owns AWS Security Agent
AWS provides AWS Security Agent as an on-demand penetration testing service
AWS owns AWS Continuum
AWS operates the AWS Continuum platform
AWS Security Agent is a member of AWS Continuum
AWS Security Agent is now part of AWS Continuum
AWS Security Agent is built with Artificial Intelligence
Uses an AI agent to autonomously test web applications for vulnerabilities
AWS Security Agent uses Penetration Testing
Provides an on-demand penetration testing service for web applications
AWS Security Agent is related to DevSecOps
Addresses security testing and vulnerability revalidation workflows for DevSecOps engineers
Related events
AWS Security Agent Adds Budget Controls and Finding Revalidation
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