AI Trends in DevSecOps

🤖 The AI Co-Developer Is Here: Is Your DevSecOps Ready? Dive into the symbiotic evolution of AI and DevSecOps. While AI coding assistants are accelerating development at an incredible pace, they’re also scaling security risks and introducing a new, complex attack surface.

Discover the critical shifts redefining secure software development:

➡️ Secure the Foundation First: Learn why 99% of organizations have sensitive data exposed and how to tame the “blast radius” of GenAI tools before deployment by focusing on data security posture.

➡️ The Intelligent IDE: Move beyond just finding flaws. See how AI-generated fixes are revolutionizing secure coding by slashing remediation times and empowering developers to fix vulnerabilities in seconds.

➡️ The War on Noise: Understand how AI is finally solving the false positive problem in CI/CD pipelines, making fully automated security gates an operational reality.

➡️ Think Like the Adversary: Explore the rise of AI Red Teaming, the essential practice of simulating attacks to uncover the novel risks and dangerous capabilities in AI models that traditional testing misses.

➡️ Culture as the Ultimate Control: See why the speed of AI makes a “security-first” culture — built on shared responsibility, gamified training, and security champion programs — the most critical component for success.

📢 For DevSecOps leaders, security architects, and developers, this report is your blueprint for building the future of autonomous, intelligent security. Harness the power of AI, securely.

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