IAMPAM to launch AI penetration testing platform AttackOps in November 2026
IAMPAM is developing AttackOps, an AI platform that automates approval, execution, reporting and re-testing in penetration testing, with pilot talks underway.
IAMPAM is developing an AI-based penetration testing platform called AttackOps and aims to release it in November 2026, the company announced. The platform is designed to automate the entire penetration testing process, covering approval, execution, reporting and re-testing.
According to byline.network, IAMPAM is in discussions with several customers about pilot adoption of AttackOps ahead of the planned launch.
AttackOps will let users run open-source AI penetration testing tools such as ARTEX and HaxStrike inside the platform, the company said.
ARTEX has drawn attention after a breach at a domestic financial company, where the AI penetration testing tool was used in the attack, according to background information. CrowdStrike stated that it found ARTEX configuration files and AI work records on a server controlled by the attacker.
IAMPAM was founded in 2023 by Kim Wan-joong, who previously worked at Cisco, Samsung SDS and Megazone Cloud.
Quick answers
When will AttackOps be released?
IAMPAM aims to release AttackOps in November 2026.
What does AttackOps automate?
It is designed to automate the entire penetration testing process, including approval, execution, reporting and re-testing.
Which AI penetration testing tools can run on AttackOps?
Users will be able to run open-source AI penetration testing tools such as ARTEX and HaxStrike within the platform.