What is Continuous Automated Red Teaming (CART)?

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While red teaming evaluates an organization's security stance at a specific time, it can prove costly and time-consuming. Enter Continuous Automated Red Teaming (CART), a game-changing approach that revolutionizes red teaming in cybersecurity.
In this video, Sam Hector explains how by operating seamlessly round-the-clock, CART tackles these challenges head-on, delivering dynamic and cost-effective security assessments that keep pace with today's ever-changing threat landscape.
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[@dadamnmayne]

This makes sense to the technician in me. But, it doesn't to the business man in me. How do you convince an organization to choose CART over automated vulnerability scanners? How do I trust CART to not create new risk? How likely is it that my CART will be compromised? How likely is it that adversaries see the CART network artifacts and blend in to the environment by masquerading as CART?

[@rubenromeroruiz]

Ok, How do you do the animations?

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