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Anthropic's new AI is a 'step change' for exposing software flaws — but also ramps up exploits. Are you ready for it?

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Anthropic's new AI is a 'step change' for exposing software flaws — but also ramps up exploits. Are you ready for it?

Shift to a data security pipeline platform to get software visibility that modern supply chain threats demand.

AI agents create novel attack surfaces and control issues that require rethinking assumptions — and AppSec tooling.

The OpenClaw saga is a case study on the threat from agentic AI, showing how it increases software risk.

Legacy strategies and tooling can’t manage today’s software threats. Here’s why binary analysis is necessary.

Gaining visibility into supply chain threats — and adding controls for software risk — are essential to insurability.

Development is in freefall toward software entropy and insecurity. Can spec-driven development help?

CSA’s AI Controls Matrix can help development and AppSec teams distill priorities for securing the AI software supply chain.

Scott Culp’s formulation still holds true — though some additions are needed that account for software supply chain security.
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