Armadin builds AI-native "attacker swarms" — autonomous agents trained on the tradecraft of elite red teamers that continuously probe enterprise networks for exploitable weaknesses, validate real attack paths, and surface prioritized remediation, all at machine speed. Think of it as a world-class red team that never sleeps, never scales down, and reports directly to the CISO and board. The platform encodes decades of offensive security expertise into purpose-built AI models and multi-agent systems that reason and adapt like real adversaries. Customers get decision-grade proof of what can actually be exploited — not a theoretical vulnerability list — giving security leaders the evidence they need to justify spend and demonstrate posture to executives. The company is targeting enterprises and government agencies facing the rise of what it calls "Hyperattacks": AI-driven, multi-modal campaigns that unfold faster than any human team can respond. Founded and led by Kevin Mandia, creator of Mandiant (sold to Google for $5.4B), with co-founders Travis Lanham (CTO), Evan Peña (COSO), and David Slater.