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SafeSkill inspects AI Skills using multi-dimensional checks—code logic, LLM intent audits, and sandbox execution—to block malicious components before deployment.

TDP’s risk prevention module offers real-time monitoring and automated policy enforcement to enhance attack surface visibility.

ThreatBook helps banks, fintech, and capital markets teams stop phishing, credential theft, and APT intrusions with brand protection, deep intelligence, and network detection.

7 specialist AI agents, 150+ tools integrated, 10M tokens per day. Flocks automates threat hunting, investigation, and response — free and open source.

The ThreatBook blog covers a wide range of cybersecurity topics, including exploits, vulnerabilities, malware, insider attacks, threat actors, AI, and more.

ThreatBook reveals how a malicious plugin turned OpenClaw into a credential stealer, detailing the attack chain and providing mitigation strategies.

ThreatBook’s Resource Center provides expert threat intelligence reports, whitepapers, and cybersecurity insights.

ThreatBook is recognized as a Strong Performer in Gartner's NDR report for the third year, highlighting its commitment to customer satisfaction and product excellence.

ThreatBook Company News and Press Releases

ThreatBook introduces RedAgents, an AI-powered pentest aggregator that enhances security operations by using multiple agents to identify vulnerabilities more effectively.

ThreatBook introduces Flocks and SafeSkill, AI-driven security platforms designed to improve SOC capabilities and defend against evolving threats.

ThreatBook outlines its corporate responsibility initiatives in ethical business practices, sustainability, and digital ecosystem protection.

ThreatBook is The Agentic Security Company — APAC-native threat intelligence, network detection, and autonomous AI agents for enterprise security teams worldwide.

Agentic SecOps enhances enterprise security with APAC threat intelligence for automated detection, investigation, and response.

ThreatBook’s privacy policy describes how it collects, uses, and safeguards personal information while ensuring transparency and compliance.

The Acceptable Use Policy defines rules for fair, secure, and compliant use of ThreatBook’s services to protect users and maintain trust.

The End User License Agreement (EULA) details the terms, rights, and responsibilities for using ThreatBook’s software and services.

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ThreatBook launches **RedAgents**, a SaaS platform deploying four AI-driven agents to conduct simultaneous security assessments. The tool targets expanded vulnerability detection while minimizing false positives in enterprise environments. The service integrates multiple automated agents to analyze threats across different dimensions.

Oct 2026 · Patch ObserverNews article

ThreatBook acquires CyberStrikeAI, an open-source AI-native security testing platform. The move expands ThreatBook’s capabilities in automated penetration testing using AI-driven tools. CyberStrikeAI’s open-source framework integrates with ThreatBook’s agentic security solutions.

Sep 2026 · Cyber Security AseanNews article

ThreatBook earns **Strong Performer** status in Gartner’s 2025 *Voice of the Customer* report for **Network Detection and Response**, marking its third consecutive year of recognition. The company’s **Threat Detection Platform (TDP)** receives peer validation for its threat intelligence-based cybersecurity solutions. Gartner’s *Peer Insights* program aggregates customer feedback to highlight vendors delivering high satisfaction and effectiveness in detection and response capabilities.

Nov 2025 · prnewswire.co.ukNews article