Factory will simulate a nation-state attack on your company for free

Grinberg and Reyes are offering selected companies a free, tightly scoped attack simulation, with Factory's Droids assigned to help repair what it finds.

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Wargames tests whether Factory's enterprise coding agents can cross from writing software into probing and repairing it under strict written controls. A free, selective simulation gives Factory a route into security-sensitive accounts, and gives customers a low-cost way to judge Droids on remediation rather than demos.

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Factory, the San Francisco coding-agent company co-founded by chief executive Matan Grinberg and chief technology officer Eno Reyes, opened applications on November 5th for Factory Wargames, a program that will simulate what it calls a nation-state level attack on a selected company's infrastructure at no charge. Factory (@factory) announced the offer in a thread on X, saying it will "run the simulation, share our learnings, and Droids will help with the fix for free".…

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