Pentera has released an MCP Server that connects AI assistants and agents directly to its offensive security engine, letting them pull validated attack paths and trigger tests rather than rely on scanner scores or inferred risk. The company announced the capability on June 16, 2026, positioning it as a bridge between the fast-growing world of AI-driven security operations and the harder question of what an attacker can actually exploit in a given environment.
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