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AI Adoption Surges Among Ethical Hackers

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Over 82% of ethical hackers now use AI in their workflows, up from 64% in 2023. AI adoption accelerates vulnerability findings, improves reporting quality, and broadens security coverage. Ethical hackers leverage AI for automating tasks, analyzing complex code, and assisting in research. Organizations benefit from higher quality and faster security assessments without increased budgets.

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  1. 27.01.2026 16:00 1 articles · 23h ago

    AI Adoption Among Ethical Hackers Reaches 82%

    The Bugcrowd report reveals that 82% of ethical hackers now use AI in their workflows, up from 64% in 2023. AI adoption accelerates vulnerability findings, improves reporting quality, and broadens security coverage. Ethical hackers leverage AI for automating tasks, analyzing complex code, and assisting in research. Organizations benefit from higher quality and faster security assessments without increased budgets.

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  • 82% of ethical hackers now use AI in their workflows, up from 64% in 2023.

    First reported: 27.01.2026 16:00
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  • 74% of ethical hackers believe AI increases the value of their work.

    First reported: 27.01.2026 16:00
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  • AI is used for automating repetitive tasks, analyzing complex code, and assisting in research.

    First reported: 27.01.2026 16:00
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  • AI helps ethical hackers produce higher quality reports and focus on critical vulnerabilities.

    First reported: 27.01.2026 16:00
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  • 72% of hackers believe team collaboration leads to better results.

    First reported: 27.01.2026 16:00
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  • 61% of hackers find more critical vulnerabilities when working in teams.

    First reported: 27.01.2026 16:00
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