Skyhawk Security, a spin-off of Radware (NASDAQ: RDWR), announced an integration between its AI Red Team platform and AWS Continuum, timed to coincide with Black Hat USA 2026.

The integration brings application security findings from AWS Continuum's frontier models into Skyhawk's AI Red Team, where they are prioritized based on how they could be weaponized as part of a broader cloud attack. AWS Continuum, which includes the AWS Security Agent, performs code security reviews, threat modeling, and penetration testing across the application development lifecycle.

Skyhawk ingests findings from AWS Continuum and uses them to simulate cloud attacks, evaluating cloud configurations, identities, permissions, network infrastructure, platform services, and security controls to identify viable attack paths to sensitive data or critical assets.

"Frontier models are finding more vulnerabilities than any team can remediate, while the time to exploit is collapsing," said Chen Burshan, CEO of Skyhawk Security. "This integration with AWS Continuum helps security teams focus on the 1% of vulnerabilities that create true exposure, invest their next remediation dollar where it matters most and reduce their attack surface before an attacker can exploit it."

Skyhawk runs its simulations using a digital twin of the customer's cloud environment, which the company says allows testing without affecting production systems. The integration also adds to Skyhawk's existing use of telemetry from Amazon GuardDuty, Amazon Inspector, and Amazon Macie.

According to CrowdStrike's Global Threat Report, AI-powered cloud attacks have been nearly doubling year over year. Skyhawk is based in Tel Aviv, Israel.