BreachLock Unveils Breach360™, its Agentic AI-Powered Autonomous Penetration Testing Solution

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 26, 2026--

BreachLock today introduced Breach360™, its agentic AI-powered autonomous penetration testing solution. Breach360 helps organizations continuously validate security controls, prove exploitability, and prioritize remediation across modern attack surfaces.

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Breach360 brings autonomous penetration testing to the BreachLock Unified Platform, joining its Attack Surface Management (ASM) and Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) solutions. This milestone makes BreachLock the only offensive security provider unifying continuous ASM, certified, expert-led penetration testing, and autonomous penetration testing in a single workflow. Security teams can now discover what's exposed, validate what's genuinely exploitable, and continuously test what matters most, informed by intelligence from more than 40,000 real-world penetration testing engagements and trusted by over 1,200 organizations worldwide.

Breach360 directly addresses a growing industry challenge: disconnected tools and alerts that provide little clarity about what is truly exploitable. Rather than generating another list of vulnerabilities, Breach360 validates real attack paths, confirms exploitability with documented evidence, and provides prioritized guidance on where organizations should focus remediation efforts.

"In the more than fifty CISO conversations that shaped Breach360's vision, one thing became clear: the industry is ready to embrace autonomous pen testing, but not at the expense of control,” said Seemant Sehgal, Founder and CEO of BreachLock. “Human-in-the-loop kept coming up as a non-negotiable. The other consistent theme was fatigue with vendor sprawl. CISOs want consolidation across their attack surface, spanning both network and web. Breach360 is our answer to that. Breach360 is the only autonomous pen testing solution that covers internal and external attack surfaces across web and network, with human-in-the-loop built into our DNA from day one."

Breach360 brings production-safe autonomous penetration testing across both web and network environments into a single experience, giving organizations a unified view of exploitable risk across their attack surface. Security teams can continuously validate both application and infrastructure security without managing disconnected tools.

Key Capabilities of Breach360

Breach360 ensures that autonomous penetration testing does not mean giving up control. Security teams define scope, approve sensitive actions, set engagement parameters, and maintain oversight throughout the testing lifecycle. For teams requiring additional assurance, Breach360 offers optional expert review from certified BreachLock pentesters, combining the speed of autonomous execution with the accountability of certified, in-house penetration testing experts.

The launch of Breach360 reflects BreachLock's continued investment in offensive security innovation and its vision for a future where organizations can continuously validate security controls through intelligent, scalable, and threat-informed testing.

Breach360 is available immediately through the BreachLock Unified Platform. For more information or to schedule a demo, visit www.breachlock.com.

About BreachLock

BreachLock is a global leader in offensive security, delivering scalable and continuous security testing. Trusted by global enterprises, BreachLock provides human-led and AI-powered Attack Surface Management, Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS), Red Teaming, and autonomous penetration testing solutions that help security teams stay ahead of adversaries.

With a mission to make proactive security the new standard, BreachLock is shaping the future of cybersecurity through automation, data-driven intelligence, and expert-driven execution.

Breach360 Attack Path Visualization: Breach360 Autonomous Penetration Testing visualizes every step of the attack path, turning vulnerabilities into actionable insights for faster risk reduction.

ISLAMABAD (AP) — A fire triggered by an exploding air conditioner killed 14 newborns in a hospital nursery in Pakistan’s capital on Wednesday, officials said.

One baby of the 15 who were in the nursery at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences was rescued, the hospital said.

Television footage showed rescue workers using ladders to reach the third-floor nursery through broken windows. Grieving parents and relatives gathered at the hospital, some weeping while others demanded answers about how the fire began and whether the nursery had adequate firefighting equipment.

The government has opened an investigation, and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif ordered Health Secretary Aslam Ghauri, the Health Ministry’s highest civil servant, to be removed from office.

A woman who identified herself as Mrs. Mohammad Sami said she gave birth three days earlier and her baby was receiving intensive care in the nursery when the fire broke out.

“I don’t know what to say or whom to blame,” she said through tears. “I have lost my child."

The fire was confined to the nursery at the institute, which is one of Islamabad’s largest public hospitals. The rest of the facility was unaffected with no other injuries reported, according to hospital officials and witnesses. The blaze was later extinguished, Islamabad Chief Commissioner Suhail Ashraf said.

It was among Pakistan’s deadliest recent tragedies involving children. In June, 14 schoolchildren were killed when the roof of a tutoring center under construction collapsed in the eastern city of Lahore.

Health Minister Mustafa Kamal, who confirmed the death toll, told the Geo News channel that he was traveling from Karachi to Islamabad to oversee the investigation.

Dr. Aneeza Jalil, a hospital spokesperson, said a doctor rescued one baby. She said the bodies of six babies had been handed over to their families, while the remaining bodies would be released soon.

The Islamabad district magistrate appointed a fact-finding committee and asked it to submit a report within 24 hours. The panel will investigate the cause of the fire and its spread, determine whether adequate fire-safety measures were in place, and evaluate the emergency response, according to a government order.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Sharif, the prime minister, expressed sorrow over the fire.

“A tragedy involving children is an irreparable loss,” said Sharif, who held a high-level meeting with officials from relevant agencies hours after the fire.

President Asif Ali Zardari also offered condolences to the families, describing the deaths as “heartbreaking and an irreparable loss.” He called for those responsible to be brought to justice and urged hospitals to ensure effective fire-safety measures and emergency procedures.

Police officers stand guard outside a nursery following a fire at a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/M.A. Sheikh)

A father, center, of a victim in a fire, is comforted as his child's coffin is carried outside a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/M.A. Sheikh)

A woman, who lost her baby in a hospital fire, reacts at a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP Photo)

A father, center, of a victim in a fire is comforted as his child's coffin is carried outside a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/M.A. Sheik) CORRECTION: Corrects date/day

A father, center, of a victim in a fire is comforted as his child's coffin is carried outside a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026. (AP Photo/M.A. Sheik)

Parents react after their child died in a hospital fire in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/

Relatives of the children who died in a hospital fire, gather at the hospital, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/M.Yousaf)