Skyhawk Security integrates AWS Continuum to rank exploitable cloud flaws
Cloud detection and response company Skyhawk Security (CNP) Ltd. today said its AI Red Team now ingests vulnerability findings from AWS Continuum and ranks them by whether an attacker could weaponize them as part of a broader cloud breach.
The integration lands ahead of Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas.
Amazon Web Services Inc. launched Continuum in June as a machine-speed answer to vulnerability backlogs. The service is model-agnostic, running on whichever frontier model performs best at a given step, and it moves findings through discovery, prioritization, validation and remediation. AWS Security Agent, the code review, threat modeling and penetration testing tool AWS built for agentic development, is now part of it.
Skyhawk treats those application-layer findings as starting points for simulated attacks. Its AI Red Team runs continuously against a digital twin of a customer’s live cloud environment, so the simulations do not disrupt production systems. From a flagged vulnerability, the software works through cloud configurations, identities and permissions, network paths and the controls already deployed, hunting for a viable route to sensitive data or other critical assets. The output is evidence of which flaws sit on a path an attacker could actually walk.
