ThreatBook Acquires CyberStrikeAI to Expand AI-Powered Security Testing

The financial terms of the acquisition have not been disclosed. ThreatBook said it plans to integrate CyberStrikeAI into its security portfolio while continuing development of both its open-source and enterprise versions.

How ThreatBook Will Use CyberStrikeAI

ThreatBook plans to use CyberStrikeAI to support controlled red team exercises that simulate attacker behavior. The goal is to help organizations identify security weaknesses and improve their defenses.

The company said it will continue supporting an open-source version of the platform while developing an enterprise edition with additional security and governance features.

ThreatBook founder and CEO Xue Feng said the increasing speed of AI-assisted reconnaissance and exploitation is reducing the time available for defenders to respond to cyber threats.

Enterprise Version and Security Controls

The enterprise edition is planned to support on-premises deployment, allowing organizations to keep their security testing data within their own networks.

ThreatBook also plans to add features such as audit trails and permission controls for AI agent actions. These measures are intended to provide greater oversight of automated security testing.

The acquisition comes as AI powered offensive security tools receive greater attention from the cybersecurity industry. Independent research from Team Cymru reported observing CyberStrikeAI activity from 21 unique IP addresses between January 20 and February 26, 2026. The research also highlighted potential risks associated with automated offensive security tools.

CyberStrikeAI's documentation states that the platform is intended for educational and authorized security testing and requires users to obtain permission before testing systems.

Enterprise Trial Starts in China

ThreatBook said a trial version of the CyberStrikeAI enterprise edition is now available in mainland China. The company plans to expand availability across the Asia-Pacific region in October 2026.

ThreatBook has not disclosed the pricing of the enterprise edition, customer commitments, staffing changes or whether CyberStrikeAI's original developers will join the company.

About ThreatBook

ThreatBook is a cybersecurity company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that provides threat intelligence, security detection and response solutions. The acquisition of CyberStrikeAI adds AI-powered offensive security testing to its existing cybersecurity capabilities.

Editorial & Source Note: This article is based on ThreatBook's acquisition announcement, CyberStrikeAI's public GitHub documentation and research published by Team Cymru. Company-reported deployment figures have been identified as such and were not independently verified.

About CyberStrikeAI

CyberStrikeAI is an AI-powered security testing platform designed to help authorized security teams conduct penetration testing. The platform supports activities including reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, exploitation and security reporting.

The project is built in Go and its GitHub repository includes more than 100 security tools. It also provides features for asset and vulnerability management testing task management and tracking attack chains.

According to ThreatBook , CyberStrikeAI had gained more than 6,600 GitHub stars and had been deployed across more than 2,300 networks since its launch in late 2025. These figures were provided by the company and have not been independently verified.

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