Organisations face significant security risks in the era of "vibe coding" and AI-generated software. A recent benchmark test conducted by Armis that revealed that every model struggles to consistently produce secure code. This reality necessitates that Application Security (AppSec) programs shift away from fragmented vulnerability scanner management and adopt a risk-first strategy.
Introduction
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