Novee Introduces Exploitability Validation for Security Assessments

NEW YORK, Sept. 16, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Novee, a leader in AI penetration testing, has introduced a new feature called Exploitability Validation. This tool runs alongside dedicated application penetration tests and independently tests findings from external security reports to determine whether vulnerabilities can be exploited in a customer's specific environment.

The new capability allows security teams to upload pentest reports, scanner exports, or threat intelligence directly to the Novee platform. Novee then parses the findings and creates testing parameters for review before the assessment begins. The platform's offensive security agents attempt to reproduce each issue against the live asset within customer-approved guardrails. Each finding receives a clear verdict supported by evidence, including the reasoning and artifacts behind the result.

Gon Chalamish, co-founder and CPO of Novee, explained, "An external third-party report can surface an important vulnerability, but it rarely tells a security team whether an attacker can reach and exploit it in their specific environment. That question often requires hours of manual validation at a point when teams need answers quickly. We built Novee Exploitability Validation to provide those answers while there is still time to act."

The platform enhancement creates a dedicated validation workflow for research customers already receive from external providers. It can help reduce the critical window between discovery and remediation by moving confirmed threats to the front of the queue without requiring customers to reformat or manually synthesize their reports.

Exploitability Validation is now available to all Novee customers. The company aims to help security teams prioritize vulnerabilities that pose the greatest imminent risk to critical company assets, ensuring they can take swift action to protect their environments.

Novee, founded by national-level offensive security leaders Ido Geffen, Gon Chalamish, and Omer Ninburg, has raised $51.5 million within four months of its inception from leading investors including YL Ventures, Canaan Partners, and Zeev Ventures. The company's AI penetration testing platform is designed to secure constantly changing environments against attackers operating at machine speed.