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Tenzai Integrates with Palo Alto Networks to Help Enterprises Validate Which Exposures Are Truly Exploitable

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Tenzai's autonomous offensive testing now integrates with Palo Alto Networks Cortex Exposure Management, verifying which exposures are truly exploitable and writing results back into Cortex issues.
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