Adversa AI, the leading platform for continuous Red Teaming of Agentic AI Systems, GenAI Applications, and AI Models, proudly announces that it has been named a winner in the 2025 Fortress Cybersecurity Awards, presented by the Business Intelligence Group. The company was recognized as a leading Cybersecurity solution in the AI category.
The Fortress Cybersecurity Awards program honors the industry’s leading companies and professionals who are going beyond compliance to build and maintain secure systems and processes.
“The volume and complexity of threats facing organizations today is growing by the minute,” said Russ Fordyce, CEO of the Business Intelligence Group. “The winners of this year’s Fortress Cybersecurity Awards are not only keeping up—they’re setting the pace.”
This recognition underscores Adversa AI’s continuous innovation in AI Security and Red Teaming with unique focus on Agentic AI Security—including tool-using autonomous agents and MCP Security Issues —by simulating adversarial behavior in real time to discover exploitable risks before they become breaches.
This announcement comes at a crucial time as the industry intensifies efforts around Agentic AI Security.
Adversa AI actively contributed to and reviewed the latest Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) report on Red Teaming Agentic AI, shaping emerging best practices for securing the future of AI autonomy.
In addition, CEO Alex Polyakov was recently appointed to co-lead the Agentic AI Security initiative at COSAI (Coalition for Secure AI), where he drives collaborative efforts to address the increasing need for systemic, standardized Red Teaming practices across agent-based systems and their protocols.
“We’re honored to be recognized for our work in Agentic AI Security. As the industry moves beyond models to autonomous agents, security challenges evolve rapidly,” said Alex Polyakov, Co-Founder of Adversa AI. “Our platform is purpose-built for this new paradigm—continuously uncovering vulnerabilities in AI reasoning, coordination, and autonomy, including zero-day weaknesses in agent interactions.”
Adversa AI’s Red Teaming engine recently uncovered unknown critical vulnerabilities in systems like ChatGPT, Grok, and others—within hours of their release. The platform supports continuous attack surface monitoring for all AI assets, seamlessly integrating into enterprise workflows across security, risk, compliance, and AI development.
“Across the industry, we’re seeing an urgent need to move from ad hoc GenAI testing to structured Agentic AI Red Teaming,” said Polyakov. “Attack surfaces are expanding, and without proactive security validation for agents and MCP interactions, the risks will outpace our defenses.”
Adversa AI is already working with Fortune 500 companies and governments across the US, EU, and Asia, helping them proactively test and secure critical AI-powered systems through automated, continuous adversarial testing.
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